Organizations, Associations and Government Authorities providing help and advice to investors and traders.

Australian Stock Exchange - ASX   The Australian Stock Exchange operates Australia’s primary national stock exchange for equities, derivatives and fixed interest securities. It also provides comprehensive market data and information to a range of users. All these operations are underpinned by comprehensive high-quality information technology systems.

Sydney Futures Exchange Limited - SFE   Sydney Futures Exchange Limited is the 10th largest financial futures and options exchange in the world by volume turnover and the second largest in the Asia Pacific region. SFE provides futures and options on the four most actively traded markets - interest rates, equities, currencies and commodities, with a number of its flagship products ranked in the world's top ten most actively traded products in their market sector.

Australian Securities & Investments Commission - ASIC
The Australian Securities and Investments Commission enforces company and financial services laws to protect consumers, investors and creditors.  ASIC also regulates financial markets, securities, futures and corporations and is responsible for consumer protection in superannuation, insurance, deposit taking and credit. ASIC works with other financial and law enforcement agencies in Australia and internationally. Be sure to check the FIDO files

Australian Prudential Regulation Authority -APRA   APRA is the prudential regulator of banks, insurance companies and superannuation funds, credit unions, building societies and friendly societies.

 Australian Shareholders’ Association Ltd - ASA  The ASA site is a vital source of information for the active shareholder. Much of the material on this site is available to the public. ASA members can also register to receive email alerts for specific companies, media releases and other material.

The Australian Investors' Association - AIA  The Australian Investors Association is a non-profit association that aims to assist investors become more knowledgeable and independent. In furthering its aims the AIA offers general information through its publications.

Australian Technical Analysts Association -ATAA  ATAA is an association of people who use Technical Analysis for trading and investment decisions or for providing advice. Membership is open to anyone with an interest in technical analysis or who wishes to learn more about it.

Reserve Bank of Australia   Information about the RBA, including its monetary policy, financial services and other functions