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2024 Conference Publication Thirty years on - ASIC, civil penalties and public interest enforcementComino, Vicky (2024). Thirty years on - ASIC, civil penalties and public interest enforcement. Society of Corporate Law Academics Conference- Shifting Connections Between the Corporation and Society, Sydney, NSW, Australia, 4-6 February 2024. |
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2023 Conference Publication ASIC and civil penalties - 30 years on: Is it 'fit for purpose'?Comino, Vicky (2023). ASIC and civil penalties - 30 years on: Is it 'fit for purpose'?. Enhancing Corporate Accountability, Prato, Italy, 4-5 September 2023. |
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2022 Conference Publication Corporate culture' is the problem, but can it be regulated?Comino, Vicky (2022). Corporate culture' is the problem, but can it be regulated?. Evil Corporations Symposium, Sydney, NSW Australia, 12-13 December 2022. |
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2022 Conference Publication 'Culture' is Key: Insights and lessons from the banking and gaming sectorsComino, Vicky (2022). 'Culture' is Key: Insights and lessons from the banking and gaming sectors. Transforming the Future: Building Trustworthy and Ethical Organisations: The University of Queensland Business School's Trust, Ethics & Governance Alliance (TEGA) 2022 Summit, Brisbane, QLD Australia, 11 May 2022. Brisbane, QLD Australia: The University of Queensland. |
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2021 Conference Publication Regulating for a culture of high reliabilityComino, Vicky (2021). Regulating for a culture of high reliability. High Reliability Organisations Forum, Brisbane, QLD Australia, 25 March 2021. Brisbane, QLD Australia: The University of Queensland. |
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2021 Conference Publication Rethinking Corporate Regulation in AustraliaComino, Vicky (2021). Rethinking Corporate Regulation in Australia. 2021 Corporate Law Teachers' Association Conference, Sydney, Australia, 7-9 February 2021. Sydney, NSW, Australia: |
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2020 Conference Publication Life after Hayne - the financial services sector and the future of enforcement for Australian regulatorsComino, Vicky (2020). Life after Hayne - the financial services sector and the future of enforcement for Australian regulators. 20/20 Hindsight: Reflections on Perceptions of Trust in Corporations, Melbourne, VIC Australia, 2-4 February 2020. Adelaide, SA Australia: Corporate Law Teachers' Association. |
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2019 Conference Publication Culture as key: the view from research on Australian enforcement agenciesComino, Vicky (2019). Culture as key: the view from research on Australian enforcement agencies. The Regulation of Corporate Ethics: Governance in an Age of Inquiries, Queensland Supreme Court, Brisbane, Australia, 13 September 2019. |
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2019 Conference Publication The use of 'corporate culture' as a regulatory tool for corporations and financial institutions?Comino, Vicky (2019). The use of 'corporate culture' as a regulatory tool for corporations and financial institutions?. The Corporate Law Teachers Conference - Possible Futures for the Company and for Corporate Law, Auckland, New Zealand, 3-5 February 2019. |
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2019 Conference Publication Life after the Hayne Banking Royal Commission’Comino, Vicky (2019). Life after the Hayne Banking Royal Commission’. AIBE (Australian Institute for Business and Economics) Conversation Series, UQ Business School Executive Venue, 293 Queen St, Brisbane, 9 July 2019. |
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2019 Conference Publication "Corporate Culture' - its Possibilities and Limits as Regulatory Mechanism for Corporations and Financial Institutions?Comino, Vicky (2019). "Corporate Culture' - its Possibilities and Limits as Regulatory Mechanism for Corporations and Financial Institutions?. 2019 Law and Society Conference, Washington DC, USA, 30 May - 2 June 2019. Washington DC: Law & Society Association. |
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2017 Conference Publication The GFC and Corporate Misconduct – Where to from here?Comino, Vicky G. (2017). The GFC and Corporate Misconduct – Where to from here?. Global Convention on Corporate Ethics and Risk Management, Mumbai, India, 17-18 February 2017. Mumbai, India: |
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2017 Conference Publication In the Aftermath of the GFC – How do we deal with Corporate Wrongdoing?Comino, Vicky G. (2017). In the Aftermath of the GFC – How do we deal with Corporate Wrongdoing?. Europe Asia Conference, Positano, Italy, 25 June -2 July 2017. |
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2016 Conference Publication The GFC and Beyond, How Do We Deal with Corporate Misconduct?Comino, Vicky G. (2016). The GFC and Beyond, How Do We Deal with Corporate Misconduct?. At the Delta: Belonging, Place and Visions of Law and Social Change, New Orleans, USA, 2-5 June. |
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2016 Conference Publication Is ASIC's 'Tool-kit' Adequate for It to Effectively Deal with Corporate and Financial Wrongdoing?Comino, Vicky G. (2016). Is ASIC's 'Tool-kit' Adequate for It to Effectively Deal with Corporate and Financial Wrongdoing?. Corporate Law Teachers' Conference, 'Enduring Issues In, and Reflections On, Corporate Law and Policy over the Past 25 Years', UNSW, February 2016. |
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2013 Conference Publication The James Hardie litigation: Further evidence of the need to reform the civil penalties regime?Comino, Vicky G. (2013). The James Hardie litigation: Further evidence of the need to reform the civil penalties regime?. 2013 CLTA Conference, ANU, Canberra, 3-5 February 2013. Canberra, ACT., Australia: CLTA. |
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2009 Conference Publication The Challenge of Corporate Law Enforcement in AustraliaComino, Vicky G. (2009). The Challenge of Corporate Law Enforcement in Australia. 2009 Corporate Law Teachers' Association Conference, Sydney, 1-3 February 2009. Sydney: |
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2007 Conference Publication ASIC and its enforcement record since the introduction of the civil penalty regime in 1993Comino, V. G. (2007). ASIC and its enforcement record since the introduction of the civil penalty regime in 1993. 2007 Corporate Law Teachers' Association Conference, Deakin University, Melbourne Campus, 4-6 February 2007. Melbourne: Deakin University. |
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2006 Conference Publication Civil or criminal penalties – which way ahead?Comino, Vicky G. (2006). Civil or criminal penalties – which way ahead?. 2006 Corporate Accountability Conference, Monash University, Melbourne, 8-9 February 2006. |
