The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) will have increased powers to investigate complaints up to 12 years old and, where appropriate, make binding directions for monetary compensation. AFCA was established in November last year to consider complaints against financial service providers such as banks, insurers and financial advisers. Under the AFCA’s current rules, complaints need […]
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