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| | | ... engages in credit activities, whether alone or alongside others. The ban took effect on February 5. When Sebo was convicted, Justice Lonsdale said: "I find that the offending was not just opportunistic. It was planned and it was persistent." "You deliberately ... |
| | | | ... allegedly telling members it divested its Russian investments when it did not do so. Today, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), the UN's top court, will issue a ruling on Ukraine accusing Russia of falsely claiming that the former was committing ... |
| | | | ... with complying with the law, and make it easier for consumers to understand and enforce their rights," ALRC president Justice Mordy Bromberg said. "These laws provide the legal and economic infrastructure of the financial services industry. The reforms ... |
| | | | ... She was previously director, transforming Aboriginal outcomes (TAO) in the NSW Government Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ), where she was responsible for designing and implementing policies that contribute to improved social and economic outcomes ... |
| | | | ... dropped in value due to the Royal Commission and other circumstances. The accusations were rejected by the Honourable Justice Anderson on 20 December 2023, saying: "The evidence as a whole, does not rise to the level of establishing a problem with IOOF's ... |
| | | | ... to inform the customer of her right to dispute or appeal the decision to avoid the policy. Nevertheless, Federal Court Justice Jackman dismissed all of ASIC's claims in a decisive ruling on 21 December 2023, exonerating Zurich of the alleged breaches. ... |
| | | | ... businesses slashed by controversial changes to AMP's Buyer of Last Resort provisions following the Royal Commission. Justice Moshinsky found evidence of losses incurred by the lead applicant, Equity Financial Planners, and sample group member, Wealthstone ... |
| | | | ... (WLIS) allegedly failed to manage conflicts of interest when investing BT Super member money in a cash option. Last week, Justice Murphy determined that the amount was "fair and reasonable" after Westpac agreed to settle the class action led by Slater ... |
| | | | ... when raising $2.5 billion from institutional investors. ANZ claimed the shortfall wasn't material, but Federal Court Justice Moshinsky rejected this, stating that the underwriters, being Citi, Deutsche Bank, and JPMorgan, would absorb the shortfall. ... |
| | | | ... result of inadequate systems and processes in place to ensure disclosure documents were compliant. The presiding judge, Justice McEvoy, said the "contraventions in the present case were extremely serious. They were large in number, many clients were ... |
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