Australian Securities and Investments Commission
I Wish To FOI Copies Of Briefings Held By ASIC Chair Joe Longo Or Other Senior Members Of The Commission For The Period Of 1 July 2024 To 1 May 2025 Concerning Macquarie Bank, Macquarie Group, Or…
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I Wish To FOI Copies Of Briefings Held By ASIC Chair Joe Longo Or Other Senior Members Of The Commission For The Period Of 1 July 2024 To 1 May 2025 Concerning Macquarie Bank, Macquarie Group, Or Any Company Within The Broader Group Of Companies Controlled By Macquarie. For The Purposes Of This Request Senior Members Should Include: Simone Constant Greg Yanco Sarah Court Scott Gregson Shelley Denniss Diana Steicke Peter Soros Nathan Bourne I Am Happy To Redact The Names And Personal Information Of ASIC And Bank Staff Within Those Documents - I Wish To Retain Their Positions When These Documents Are Published.
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ASIC released a briefing document prepared for a September 2024 meeting between ASIC leadership and Macquarie Bank's CEO. The briefing outlined ASIC's regulatory interest in private market transactions and private equity activity, noting that Australian private market investment (~$150-200 billion) remains small compared to the superannuation sector (~$3.4 trillion) and global private markets (~USD24 trillion). ASIC emphasized its monitoring and engagement approach rather than a fixed regulatory position, while also referencing the Financial Accountability Regime obligations requiring Macquarie Group to cooperate with ASIC in an open and constructive manner. The document indicates prior feedback had been given regarding Macquarie's "legalistic engagement" on a Markets Disciplinary matter, with subsequent improvements noted. Substantial portions of the briefing were redacted citing confidentiality provisions and legal privilege protections.
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