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The long awaited Scam Prevention Framework is here!

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By Hong-Viet Nguyen, Greg Patton, Conor Tarpey
| Lexology Verified
What you need to know On 13 September 2024, Treasury released an exposure draft of the long awaited Treasury Laws Amendment Bill 2024: Scams Prevention Framework 2024 (Bill) for consultation. The Bill seeks to address growing government and public concerns regarding the increased proliferation of scams impacting Australian consumers across a number of industries. Scam prevention has a been a priority of the government in recent months.
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ASIC v Block Earner: when are crypto asset based products regulated Financial Products?

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By Narelle Smythe, Conor Tarpey
| Lexology Verified
What you need to know On the 9th of February 2024, Justice Jackman of the Federal Court of Australia handed down one of the first judicial considerations of the application of the Australian financial services regime to crypto asset based products in Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) v Web3 Ventures Pty Ltd (Block Earner). The case considered the legal characterisation of the following Block Earner products".
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ASIC v Block Earner: when are crypto asset based products regulated Financial Products?

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By Narelle Smythe, Conor Tarpey
What you need to know On the 9th of February 2024, Justice Jackman of the Federal Court of Australia handed down one of the first judicial considerations of the application of the Australian financial services regime to crypto asset based products in Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) v Web3 Ventures Pty Ltd (Block Earner). The case considered the legal characterisation of the following Block Earner products".
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