ASIC Exchange-Traded Warrants Instrument 2026/247
Summary
ASIC registered Legislative Instrument 2026/247 under the Corporations Act 2001, establishing rules governing exchange-traded warrants. The instrument took effect on 31 March 2026 and is administered by the Department of the Treasury. Market participants offering or trading exchange-traded warrants must comply with the new requirements.
What changed
ASIC issued Corporations (Exchange-Traded Warrants) Instrument 2026/247, a new legislative instrument effective 31 March 2026 that regulates exchange-traded warrants under the Corporations Act 2001. The instrument authorises specific conduct or exemptions related to these financial products.\n\nEntities involved in issuing, distributing, or trading exchange-traded warrants should review their compliance frameworks against this new instrument. As the instrument is already in force, affected market participants should ensure their practices align with any new requirements. Penalties for non-compliance with obligations under the Corporations Act may apply.
What to do next
- Review current practices for exchange-traded warrants against new Instrument 2026/247 requirements
- Update compliance procedures for any new obligations or exemptions introduced
- Verify licensing and disclosure obligations are met under the revised framework
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ASIC Corporations (Exchange-Traded Warrants) Instrument 2026/247
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- Corporations Act 2001 Latest version F2026L00390 31 March 2026
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