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| | The Western Australia Supreme Court has convicted a former Citigroup broker for insider trading, following an investigation from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC). The broker, Colin Edward George Hebbard, of Gwelup, Western ... |
| | | The Supreme Court of Queensland has appointed KordaMentha and its affiliate firm, Calibre Capital Limited, as joint trustees of the LM Managed Performance Fund (LMPF). The Fund is the second largest mortgage investment fund in the LM group and has raised ... |
| | | ... news is expected on Friday. In equities news, Nathan Tinkler's Mulsanne Resources matter is due to be heard in the Supreme Court. In Australia, the market on Thursday finished lower, despite some resilience in the resources and materials sector. The ... |
| | | ... Hong Kong, Vanuatu, the Bahamas, Anguilla, and the Turks and Caicos Islands. In a decision in November 2012, the Supreme Court of NSW found that together the funds were one large scheme and that Hobbs either "personally chose" or "implicitly approved" ... |
| | | ... parte on January 31 and they were extended on February 4 until April 29. On this day, the matter will return to the Supreme Court of New South Wales and until then, ASIC's investigation continues. |
| | | Former PwC tax consultant, Nicholas Glynatsis was convicted on nine charges of insider trading by the NSW Supreme Court yesterday. In December 2011 Nicholas Glynatsis, of Russell Lea, Sydney, pleaded guilty to the charges of insider trading between ... |
| | | ... scheduled to speak at a Bank of Thailand function in Bangkok. In company news, a hearing will be held in Victoria's Supreme Court to finalise National Australia Bank's settlement of a class action brought by shareholders. NEW YORK - Wall Street sprang ... |
| | | ASIC yesterday obtained court orders permanently banning a financial adviser after the NSW Supreme Court found she defrauded clients of more than $3.6 million over eight years. According to a statement from ASIC, the Court ruled that Melinda Scott would ... |
| | | ... also due out. In equities news, a directions hearing in Blackwood Corp v Mulsanne Resources (Tinkler) is due in the Supreme Court, Qantas chairman Leigh Clifford will deliver a speech at the Australian British Chamber of Commerce while Oil Search managing ... |
| | | ... Statistics releases its house price indexes for September quarter. In equities news, a directions hearing is due in the Supreme Court in the Blackwood Corp v Mulsanne Resources (Tinkler) matter. In Australia, the market on Monday finished slightly higher ... |
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