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| | | ... seek significantly increased penalties for misconduct related to the mis-selling of consumer credit insurance products. Justice Katzman believed the issued penalty was appropriate but also considered the contraventions as undeliberate and not reckless ... |
| | | | ... holder to act efficiently, honestly and fairly and to comply with financial services laws. In handing down his decision, Justice Moshinsky concluded that Aware FS's conduct was serious and systematic. His Honour also highlighted the large number ... |
| | | | ... preferential securities when they did not, and in the case of one fund misrepresented the investment strategy that would be used. Justice Cheeseman ordered the following MISs, which were registered, to be wound up: PE Capital Monthly Yield Fund, and ... |
| | | | ... financial services licensees to properly monitor the advice given by their advisers to make sure consumers are protected." Justice Moshinsky determined that RI Advice, a former ANZ subsidiary that is now owned by IOOF, did not have processes to identify ... |
| | | | ... deposit'. Investors have lost about $211 million in these Mayfair products. In handing down the $30 million fine, Justice Anderson said: "The defendants deliberately misled investors into investing in the Mayfair Products under the belief that they ... |
| | | | ... and $500,000 for failing to report the breach to ASIC. In handing down the reasons for his decision yesterday in court, Justice Besanko noted that while Statewide's conduct was not deliberate, the contraventions of the law were serious. His Honour ... |
| | | | ... Group has been ordered to pay a combined penalty of $30 million for misleading advertising. In handing down the decision, Justice Anderson said the increased penalties were appropriate, noting that those sought by ASIC were insufficient. "The defendants ... |
| | | | ... Michael Christodoulou King based on the unpaid penalty even though such a debt is not one provable in bankruptcy, ASIC said. Justice Kylie Downes decided to bankrupt King as he owes provable debts of more than $177 million and shows no evidence of being ... |
| | | | ... and advice markets, Almagor told a podcast. The investment focus is on renewable and clean energy, Indigenous and social justice, regenerative agriculture and food production, and carbon sequestration, he said. Sentient is led by chief executive Oliver ... |
| | | | ... as to the entitlement to withdraw funds and the risk of loss of capital invested," the judge presiding over the case, Justice O'Bryan, said. "Each of the representations was made over periods ranging from about one year to more than three years ... |
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