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Australia’s top financial regulator has put the ANZ board on notice over the bank's conduct, including how it approaches and responds to potential wrongdoing within its ranks, after the Federal Court knocked out an attempt to appeal a finding it misled the market over a $2.5bn share raising.

Meanwhile, richlister Robin Khuda has flown most of his Airtrunk company to Bali for the data centre giant's annual strategy meeting, allowing his 350 or so workers to spend face-to-face time with each other.

And Star Entertainment’s Sydney casino has emerged as a laggard in the troubled company’s property portfolio, with one investment bank analyst putting its valuation at just $8m.