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| | ... November, defending investors who received dodgy advice in the group's beleaguered ASX-listed US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF). Kosen-rufu, which is part of the class action, attempted to freeze the payable $7.2 million civil penalty ASIC ... |
| | | ... alleged involvement in providing bad advice to retail clients who invested in its ASX-listed US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF). |
| | | ... circumstances and potential conflict of interest while putting their money in the troubled ASX-listed US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF) and related products between 2 September 2015 and 31 May 2019. ASIC ultimately dropped its Federal Court ... |
| | | ... alleged involvement in providing bad advice to retail clients who invested in its ASX-listed US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF). Piper Alderman claims that DASS representatives failed to act in the best interests of investors and put themselves ... |
| | | ... circumstances and potential conflict of interest while putting their money in the troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF) and related products over a period of about three and a half years (between 2 September 2015 and 31 May 2019). The early ... |
| | | ... personal financial product advice it provided retail investors to invest in the troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF). Evans Dixon is facing a number of other challenges. Alan Dixon, who was the chief executive until June last year, initially ... |
| | | ... was chief executive until June 2019. He initially stepped aside to focus on its troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF), which saw its value tumble by 39.5% at one point. In July this year, Dixon exited his role as independent non-executive ... |
| | | ... the ASX-listed firm until June last year, initially stepped aside to focus on its troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund, whose NAV had tumbled 39.5% in the year to June end. Less than two months later, on August 1, Dixon took went on extended ... |
| | | ... circumstances and potential conflict of interest while putting their money in the troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund (URF) and related products over a period of about three and a half years (between 2 September 2015 and 31 May 2019). It is ... |
| | | ... the ASX-listed firm until June last year, initially stepped aside to focus on its troubled US Masters Residential Property Fund, whose NAV had tumbled 39.5% in the year to June end. Less than two months later, on August 1, Dixon took went on extended ... |
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