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Mezzanine finance conman hits Hillsong Church investors

NSW based property developer Robert John Orehek is to face trial on 30 criminal charges brought by ASIC for misappropriating money from investors most of whom were from the Hillsong Church in Castle Hill. Orehek will stand trial on three counts of fraudulent ...

AIOFP forms Westpoint Recovery Fund

An estimated 4,000 investors are reported to have been caught out in the $300 million Westpoint sinkhole after ASIC forced it to shut down its finance companies Ann Street Mezzanine and York Street. But the finger pointing has intensified with Westpoint ...

ASIC comes down on financial services fraud

... on a business he had bought. Also in the Courts last week, a Victorian man has pleaded guilty to two charges laid by ASIC for misusing his positional as company officer to gain an advantage for another. Peter Pajazit Agushi, a one time director of Melbourne ...

Fincorp pulled up by ASIC for misleading advertising

Another advertising campaign has been pulled up by ASIC this week, this time with the retail based financial group Fincorp Investments being issued with an Enforceable Undertaking for misleading statements. Fincorp's advertising campaign, which appeared ...

ASIC moves against misleading advertising

ASIC has acted against misleading advertising by accepting an enforceable undertaking from Mortgage Point in response to the regulators concerns in 2001 that the mortgage broker included misleading statements in its promotional brochures. Brochures ...

Vamos resigns from ASIC

... Investments Commission (ASIC) director of FSR licensing Pauline Vamos has resigned from the regulator. She worked at ASIC for six years. Vamos said she intended to start up her own consultancy business, Vamos Consulting, something she had been considering ...

New regime for financial services, but unresolved issues remain

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 11 MAR 2004
... associations fully support the Act and believe it will lead to higher standards in financial services, many are still lobbying ASIC for clarification on certain aspects of the law.

ASIC bans Darling Point financial adviser

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has banned Martin Lloyd-Cocks, a financial adviser from Darling Point NSW, from acting as a representative of a securities dealer or investment adviser for five years. Mr Lloyd-Cocks was an ...

ASIC announces probe into Offset Alpine Printing

... Offset Alpine was the subject of a successful takeover bid. The Australian Stock Exchange referred the transaction to ASIC for investigation. At the time, the Federal Court ruled Swiss laws prevented ASIC and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) from ...

ASIC re-opens probe into Offset Alpine Printing Group

... Offset Alpine was the subject of a successful takeover bid. The Australian Stock Exchange referred the transaction to ASIC for investigation. At the time, the Federal Court ruled Swiss laws prevented ASIC and the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) from ...