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| | | ... ASIC about a PDS will need to be made electronically. The changes are a result of a change to section 1015D of the Corporations Act 2001, and affects the use of Form FS88 PDS in-use notice, Form FS89 Notice of change to fees and charges in a PDS and ... |
| | | | ... his primary focus and experience were in the development and execution of tailored equity derivatives solutions for corporations and UHNW clients. Before joining Credit Suisse, McGregor was a Chartered Accountant at Coopers & Lybrand and Ernst & Young ... |
| | | | ... regulations require companies to disclose the contractual terms - including termination conditions - of appointments. "Corporations should also include the potential value of the termination payout for the senior executive, in order to eliminate the ... |
| | | | ... Optimum has over $2.8 billion in assets under management and offers portfolio management services to pension funds, corporations, insurance companies, foundations, religious orders, professional associations and mutual funds as well as to individuals ... |
| | | | ... statement. The claim also alleged that KPMG should have notified ASIC that it had grounds to suspect that breaches of the Corporations Act were taking place within the plaintiff companies. "ASIC sees a clear public interest in using its powers in these ... |
| | | | ... Facility (CPFF). Under the arrangement, the Fed will begin repurchasing three-month unsecured commercial paper issued by corporations and municipal authorities. Quoting the US Federal Reserve statement, the New York Times reported that, "This facility ... |
| | | | ... their assets to the government. Banks would not need any help cutting back on their lending as well. Consumers and corporations are already reducing their demand for loans - debt deflation. There really is no easy way out at this point in time. The looming ... |
| | | | ... Stabilisation Fund, at a cost of US$700 billion. This allowed banks to resume and increase lending activity. US firms and corporations and households are again able to access credit and, because of the optimism over the success of the US authorities' ... |
| | | | ... claims the fund's operators, David Hobbs, David Collard, Min Hua Li, Li Min Zeng and Bi Hong Dong contravened the Corporations Act. In addition, ASIC contends Collard, Li and Zeng operated a financial services business in Australia without a required ... |
| | | | ... The Apostle Loomis Sayles Senior Loan Fund primarily invests in BB and B senior secured loans made by US banks to corporations which are protected by tight loan covenants and secured by the borrowers' collateral. Apostle appointed US based manager Loomis ... |
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