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| | ... in misleading or deceptive conduct and made false or misleading statements when promoting the M+ and M Core Fixed Income Notes. Later in the year, the Court issued penalties amounting to $30 million. In addressing the appeal of the misleading or deceptive ... |
| | | ... reasonably steady income stream, absolute returns and is less volatile than equities" she explained. Within private debt, the core of QIC's portfolio is three diversified multi-strategy private debt funds with managers - one domestic managed by QIC ... |
| | | ... misleading or deceptive conduct and made false or misleading representations when promoting the M+ and M Core Fixed Income Notes. Mayfair 101 Group products were advertised in newspapers, on websites and via Google search advertising, when potential ... |
| | | ... misleading or deceptive conduct and made false or misleading representations when promoting the M+ and M Core Fixed Income Notes. Mayfair 101 Group products were advertised in newspapers, on websites and via Google search advertising, when potential ... |
| | | ... companies he is a part of cannot solicit funds in connection with any financial products for 20 years. The M Core Fixed Income Notes, M+ Fixed Income Notes and Australian Property Bonds which were advertised to wholesale investors by Mayfair 101 were ... |
| | | ... initial investments. The Federal Court found Mayfair made false and misleading statements about the M Core Fixed Income Notes, advertising them as fully secured financial products when funds were actually lent to a related party and not secured, used ... |
| | | ... ASIC still alleges Mayfair 101 made false and misleading claims about the M+ Fixed Income Notes and M Core Fixed Income Notes, including comparing the products to bank term deposits. ASIC alleges that this could have caused investors to misunderstand ... |
| | | ... filed with the court by Grant Thornton found that the business model of M101 Nominees was not sustainable on the basis that M Core noteholders were investing for periods of six or 12 months while the company's loan agreement (with Eleuthera, another ... |
| | | ... financial product. These orders apply to all products currently offered by Mayfair 101, including the M Core Fixed Income Notes, the M+ Fixed Income Notes and Australian Property Bonds (sold as investments in Dunk Island and Mission Beach). ASIC also ... |
| | | ... targeting 0.75% to 1% yield margin over the RBA cash rate and will charge 12bps per year as fees. The second launch, iShares Core Corporate Bond ETF (ICOR), invests in Bloomberg AusBond Credit 0+ Yr Index and will charge 0.15bps per year in management ... |
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