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The Australian financial giant Macquarie is close to snapping up a stake in London City Airport – the capital's fifth-biggest – amid a wider shake-up in its ownership structure.

Macquarie Bank says two-factor authentication (2FA) – which is widely used in Australian banking – relies on insecure technology and often provides limited information.

The prosecution of Macquarie Securities for hundreds of millions of breaches of short selling laws is yet another moment of misconduct within Australia's business elite.

Macquarie Securities Australia, the brokerage arm of the bank, both omitted and overstated information about its short-sale trades since 2009 by failing to fix software problems, Asic said on May 14.

ASIC has targeted $82 billion financial giant Macquarie Group for the second time in a week, alleging complacency and hubris in its compliance with regulations.

Corporate regulator ASIC launches its fourth action against Macquarie in just over a year, alleging its broking arm misreported millions of short sales to the market operator over a 14-year period.