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| | | ... culmination of a decade-long wait for official institutional adoption. Sidelska noted that the absence of listed products has made it challenging for wealth managers to allocate funds to crypto. However, with the SEC approval, Americans can now access ... |
| | | | ... and service to our clients." Commenting on Hogg's departure, UniSuper chief investment officer John Pearce said: "Rob has made a very significant contribution to the development of UniSuper's market-leading investment model; his background traverses ... |
| | | | ... risk. McGrathNicol is estimated to receive about $3.5 million in fees. "This means Mayfair's investment in Mission Beach made money for everyone apart from Mayfair 101 and its noteholders, who funded the project," Mayfair 101 said. However, Mayfair 101 ... |
| | | | ... four years in operation should sit at $241 million. The CSLR said the amount includes a provision for most of the complaints made by former Dixon Advisory and Superannuation Services clients following its downfall, expected to amount to about $193 million. ... |
| | | | ... after having already been approved by the responsible entity, Perpetual's The Trust Company. It was said the decision was made as, despite its best efforts, Orca has not been able to grow the fund to its ideal size since it launched in July 2017. "Orca ... |
| | | | ... funds for personal expenses without permission, and failed to return the funds to clients even when redemption requests were made. Pagliacco was also director of Synergy Asia Pacific Partners, known as SKR Private and Synergy Equities Group. ASIC has ... |
| | | | ... trademark "Financial Foreplay" by using it in relation to her podcasts. Judge Manousaridis found that Campbell advertised and made public her Financial Foreplay Podcast on Instagram and Facebook in a way that she provided services that constituted "advisory ... |
| | | | ... particularly an unexplained US$69 million discrepancy in client funds, necessitating a more thorough investigation. The court re-made asset preservation orders to restrict Brite's operations, however authorised the receivers to manage the company's ongoing ... |
| | | | ... the business for six months to support an effective transition, Schwartz said. The ASX-listed firm recently said that it made "good commercial sense" to merge its superannuation and corporate trustee services divisions to create a $150 billion business. ... |
| | | | ... was still plenty of drama for AMP and, perhaps in a sign of things to come, NGS Super's unfortunate cyber-attack also made for big news. As we leave you with the year's top stories, the Financial Standard team wishes our readers a safe and happy ... |
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