What if you are both an AFSL and an ACL holder?
ASIC has provided some general commentary regarding complying with your obligations if you are both an AFSL holder and an ACL holder on their website under “Complying with your obligations if both credit licensee and AFS licensee” (website as updated in June 2015). This is an extract from ASIC’s website that has relevance to conflicts of interest:
Complying with your obligations if both credit licensee and AFS licensee
This information sheet (INFO 134) explains how to comply with your obligations if you are both:
• a credit licensee under the National Consumer Credit Protection Act 2009 (National Credit Act), and
• an Australian financial services (AFS) licensee under the Corporations Act 2001 (Corporations Act).
General conduct obligations
If you are a dual licensee, you must comply with the general conduct obligations in s47 of the National Credit Act and s912A of the Corporations Act. While the obligations imposed by each regime are similar, in most cases, we have developed separate policy guidance for credit licensees and AFS licensees. You should therefore ensure that you are familiar with Regulatory Guide 205 Credit licensing: General conduct obligations (RG 205) and Regulatory Guide 104 Licensing: Meeting the general obligations (RG 104).
The obligations under both regimes are broadly similar, and can generally be met through similar systems and processes. For example, credit licensees must keep a written plan that
AFS licensees have the following key regulatory reporting requirements of the licensee to notify ASIC in any of the following events or circumstances:
For example, you are in a case where you have permission to take out a personal loan from a bank, credit union, or credit lending institution peer-to-peer.
(Fair Credit Reporting Act, page 2). In the Fair Credit Reporting Act, it stipulates the responsibility and obligation of credit agency and consumers. First, it clearly defined how to collect consumers’ information legally: “The term "consumer report" means any written, oral, or other communication of any information by a consumer reporting agency bearing on a consumer's credit worthiness, credit standing, credit capacity, character, general reputation, personal characteristics, or mode of living” (Fair Credit Reporting Act, page 4). Also, collect all the information is very important, no matter the information is positive or negative. After collecting the information, then is how to use the information. In the Fair Credit Reporting Act, it explains how to use the information. These information can only be used to determine if consumers are eligible for loans, insurance or get a job. If a third party need to use consumers’ information, Fair Credit Reporting Act stipulates that “These procedures shall require that prospective users of the
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I recommend that you consult with an attorney regarding this matter. If you or your attorney have any questions, please contact me directly.
The National Association of Credit Management (NACM) is an organization that provides business Credit services. “As the advocate for business credit and financial management professionals NACM and its network of Partners take great pride in being the primary learning, knowledge, networking and information resource for commercial creditors nationwide” (NACM, 2015). The parts of The National Association of Credit Management that we will explore include the goals of the organization, its history, the four departments of member benefits, and signs of Fraud. As a non-profit organization the NACM has placed a level of quality for the credit professionals in credit and finance branches of business
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The Licensee maintains an Information Security Program to insure the security and confidentiality of borrower information as well as protect against anticipated threats or unauthorized access to borrower information. The Program is implemented and maintained by Program Coordinators that are designated by the Licensee. The Program Coordinators are currently Lori Pelinski of the legal department and John Giambrone of the IT department.
In addition to working with you to understand your current financial situation, we can help you solve any credit issues you may have from your past. As a Credit Reference Provider licensed under the National Credit Act, we are a great asset to use if you want to get your credit back where it belongs. When you successfully pay off a loan with us, it will improve your chances of
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