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| | ... some payments made by customers were never even passed on to their creditors. ASIC has commenced proceedings in the federal court against Bakken Holdings Pty Ltd (Bakken), an operator of the debt management business Solve My Debt Now, following concerns ... |
| | | ... volatile investment products." "ASIC has long had concerns about these products, which were infamously described by one Federal Court judge as 'financial heroin hits," she said. "We consider, and the court in that case considered, CFDs to be little more ... |
| | | ... apply to advisers and firms who promote tax avoidance. It will also increase the time limit for the ATO to bring Federal Court proceedings on promoter penalties from four years to six years after the conduct occurred. Further, it explained limitations ... |
| | | ... other third-party service providers for greenwashing as well. Last month, ASIC announced it is taking Vanguard to federal court, alleging Vanguard "made false and misleading statements and engaged in conduct liable to mislead the public in representing ... |
| | | ASIC is taking former Dixon Advisory & Superannuation Services (DASS) director Paul Ryan to the Federal Court in an alleged breach of duties that led to creditors suffering significant losses. The corporate regulator believes Ryan put the interests ... |
| | | ... typically the case with ASIC investigations. The case against Mawhinney and Mayfair 101 is set to be reheard in the Federal Court of Victoria following a decision by the High Court last year. Separately, Mawhinney is suing ASIC and deputy chair Sarah ... |
| | | ... apply to licensees who fail to protect confidential and sensitive personal information of clients. Referencing the Federal Court judgement in ASIC v RI Advice Group, in which RI Advice was found to have failed its cybersecurity obligations, Jacobson ... |
| | | ... the market regulator has acted against Vanguard over greenwashing. ASIC has lodged civil penalty proceedings in federal court, alleging Vanguard "made false and misleading statements and engaged in conduct liable to mislead the public in representing ... |
| | | The Federal Court this morning has ruled in favour of disgruntled AMP Financial Planning advisers who saw the value of their practices deteriorate after the parent company controversially changed its Buyer of Last Resort (BOLR) rules. In handing down ... |
| | | ... customers, has been banned from managing a company for five years, while his companies were fined $13.5 million. The Federal Court found Russell Howden, also the director of BlueInc, engaged in unconscionable conduct and breaching financial services ... |
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