ASIC Commissioner Sean Hughes is leaving the corporate watchdog to take up a role as Australian general counsel at asset manager Vanguard.
“The strong foundations built by Vanguard’s Australian leadership over the past 27 years has always been guided by delivering on Vanguard’s mission,” Mr Shrimski said. During his time at ASIC, Mr Hughes oversaw the regulator’s famous ‘Wagyu and shiraz’ case against Westpac, in which it claimed the big four bank had breached of responsible lending laws.
It decided not to appeal the case to the High Court during the depths of the COVID-19 pandemic over concerns it would create legal uncertainty that could exacerbate a slowdown in bank lending.
Imagine this another watch dog retiring to much greater hunting grounds Those bones burried just ready to dig up & chew on
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