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| | | Hamilton Lane has announced the launch of its Senior Credit Opportunities Fund (SCOPE) in Australia. SCOPE is a senior private credit vehicle targeting floating-rate, senior secured loans and intended for investors seeking potential safety and yield. ... |
| | | | ... to cap their allocations, even if their assumptions recommend otherwise. By contrast, smaller funds, despite having less scope to compete on fees, can be nimbler and invest in higher active return-generating strategies without the capacity constraints ... |
| | | | ... infrastructure. "The reforms significantly enhance ASIC's regulatory toolkit for financial market infrastructures, clarify the scope of the Australian licensing regime for overseas markets and clearing and settlement facilities, and empower us to make ... |
| | | | ... timely way, despite numerous complaints from as early as 2008," she said. "An inquiry is essential to understanding the full scope of what went wrong with Dixon Advisory - a scandal involving hundreds of millions in client losses - and to ensure it is ... |
| | | | CLSA Australia paid a penalty of $144,300 in relation of an infringement notice for failing to provide correct regulatory data to the relevant market operator. The infringement noticed, given by Markets Disciplinary Panel (MDP), considered that from ... |
| | | | ... operations to meet our FY2030 target, but we anticipate a role for carbon credits as part of achieving our 2050 goal for net zero Scope 1 and Scope 2 GHG emissions from our operations, and to meet compliance obligations under the Safeguard Mechanism ... |
| | | | ... operating as a corporate authorised representative of Ingenious Brokers. iExtend said having the AFSL "also broadens the scope of iExtend's offering, enabling iExtend to fully participate in the financial services market and to provide financial advisers ... |
| | | | ... ASIC's contention that some of its functions would not be better administered by other entities. Rather, it appears that the scope and complexity of ASIC's remit has outgrown its abilities and it is time to consider other models, or even new ... |
| | | | ... activated at ADIA's discretion. Qualitas' co-investment in QDCI remains at $50 million. The mandate has a wide investment scope, focusing on Australian commercial real estate private credit market and senior credit strategies. "QDCI has performed well ... |
| | | | ... regulations when it did not lead evidence to that effect... and drawing inferences favourable to the respondent as to the scope, effect and limitations of the legal advice without tender by the respondent of that advice." ASIC also said the judge erred ... |
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