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ASIC cancels Kyle Clifford Frost’s AFS licence after compliance failures

The cancellation took effect on 15 October, six days before the public notice. ASIC cited failures involving AFCA cooperation, financial reporting, levies and regulatory reports.

ASIC has cancelled Australian financial services licence 543780 held by Kyle Clifford Frost, effective 15 October 2026. In its 21 October announcement, the regulator cited failures to cooperate with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority, lodge financial statements, pay statutory levies and comply with reporting obligations.[1]

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ASIC’s decision record

ASIC’s decision record
ItemPublished position
LicenseeKyle Clifford Frost, NSW
LicenceAFS 543780; held since 15 November 2022
Former scopeFinancial advice and dealing for retail and wholesale clients
Cancellation date15 October 2026
Legal basisSection 915C of the Corporations Act 2001
Review routeRight to apply to the Administrative Review Tribunal

The effective date is earlier than the public announcement. The review right is also distinct from the decision’s status: ASIC’s notice does not say an application has overturned or stayed the cancellation. It does not publish a quantified customer-loss finding or a criminal conviction in this matter.[1]

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Sources & further reading

  1. 26-251 MR ASIC cancels AFS licence of Kyle Clifford Frost Australian Securities and Investments Commission · 21 Oct 2026 · Accessed 26 Oct 2026

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