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ASIC's 'Super Switching' campaign catches Tasmanian adviser

ASIC has begun action against a Tasmanian man following its 'Super Switching' campaign launched in December last year. The 'Super Switching' campaign was developed to monitor the advice and disclosure by advisers where advisers are required to write ...

NAB Currency Options Trader pleads guilty

National Australia Bank's currency crisis continues with former NAB head of foreign currency options desk, Luke Duffy pleading guilty to three counts of dishonestly using his position as an employee to gain advantage for himself and others. Duffy was ...

Criminal charges brought against former NAB traders

ASIC has brought criminal charges against former NAB option traders, Luke Duffy, David Bullen, Vincent Ficarra and Gianni Gray. The traders were charged following an ASIC investigation into their alleged unauthorised trading in foreign exchange and ...

Early release super scheme promoter to stand trial

The Southport Magistrates Court has committed Mark David to stand trial on 12 charges of fraud for his involvement in an illegal scheme that encouraged certain superannuation funds to release their members' entitlements early. The court decision follows ...

Disqualified trustee pleads guilty to APRA superannuation charges

Disqualified trustee David Foulds, of the $3 million Wall and Ceiling Superannuation fund, has pleaded guilty to falsifying records of the fund with intent to deceive APRA. The disqualification of Foulds from acting as a trustee of any regulated funds ...

Superannuation 'cashback' promoters arrested trying to flee

Andrzej Michalik and his son Martin Michalik have appeared in Perth's Magistrates Court after being arrested while trying to board a flight to Singapore placing them in breach of a court order issued earlier by the Supreme Court of NSW requiring them ...

Convicted director brought before Court on new charges

A former Melbourne director has been charged in the Melbourne Magistrates Court with two counts of managing a corporation whilst disqualified, following an ASIC investigation. ASIC alleges that between September 2001 and January 2003, Charles Northam ...

ASIC raids Steve Vizard's house following insider trading allegation

AAP  |  FRIDAY, 19 DEC 2003
High-profile businessman Steve Vizard's house has been raided following insider trading allegations raised by his former bookkeeper. A spokesman for Mr Vizard today confirmed that Australian Federal Police officers acting on a warrant executed by the ...

Super rollover scheme promoter charged

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has laid charges against the promoter of a scheme allowing fund members to apply their preserved benefits towards the purchase of house and land packages on the Gold Coast. Mr Rocco Ferrantino ...

Two Victorian accountants face fraud charges: ASIC

Two former Victorian accountants of Corrpro Companies Australia Pty Ltd have appeared in the Melbourne Magistrate Court in relation to fraud charges following an investigation by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). Craig Leigh ...