The Australian Securities and Investment Commission spent more than $100,000 on a re-brand consisting largely of a new font in the midst of a royal commission that sharply criticised its performance in regulating the finance and banking industry. More than $40,000 went to creative development and almost $60,000 went to the creation of collateral from website updates to new Microsoft Office templates. Banking royal commissioner Kenneth Hayne criticised ASIC in his final report, saying "Too often, financial services entities that broke the law were not properly held to account". Federal Labor MP Matt Keogh, who asked ... (full story)