Banking regulator to 'embed' officers inside the banks

ASIC boss James Shipton (left) and Treasurer Scott Morrison

ASIC boss James Shipton (left) and Treasurer Scott Morrison Source: AAP

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Australia’s corporate regulator plans to have its officials policing the banks from within, a move the government says will help them prevent misconduct.

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