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| | | ... significant portion of their retirement savings into the Global Capital Property Fund. He was authorised by United Global Capital (UGC) at the time. ASIC's investigation into UGC, which is now in liquidation, had found it advised prospective clients ... |
| | | | ... Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) bill already topping $67 thanks to other major collapses like Dixon Advisory, United Global Capital and Brite Advisory. "That's a lot of money and the financial advice sector just can't afford it. It's already ... |
| | | | ... issues, followed by group life insurance (37%), and death benefits 10.3%. In the financial advice sector, United Global Capital had the most complaints with 605, followed by Interprac with 125 and APT Strategy with 49. For managed investment schemes ... |
| | | | ... sub-sector. Some $1.2 million was paid across 27 claims. There have so far been 19 claims paid out in relation to United Global Capital (UGC), totalling $2.3 million. There will be many more to come, with the Australian Financial Complaints Authority ... |
| | | | The Australian Financial Complaints Authority (AFCA) has reinstated United Global Capital's (UGC) membership until 31 March 2026, to ensure consumers can lodge complaints regarding Shield and First Guardian Master Fund. UGC was expelled from AFCA membership ... |
| | | | ... paid by the advice sub-sector. "The major collapses that we have seen so far, including Dixon Advisory, United Global Capital, Brite Advisory, Shield and First Guardian, each point to a key product failure element. To attribute all these losses to financial ... |
| | | | Former United Global Capital (UGC) adviser Milutin Petrovic is banned for six years after ASIC found he failed key advice obligations when recommending clients invest their retirement savings into the Global Capital Property Fund Limited (GCPF). Petrovic ... |
| | | | The Administrative Review Tribunal has upheld ASIC's decision to ban United Global Capital (UGC) director Joel James Hewish for 10 years, after he lodged a review of the ban handed down in June 2024. The Tribunal conducted two hearings since the application ... |
| | | | ... schemes has affected 11,000 investors. This does not factor in victims of Australian Fiduciaries, ISG, and United Global Capital (UGC), which have collapsed in recent years. ASIC now wants super trustees to undertake a review of their processes to ensure ... |
| | | | ... to be "very frustrating". The collapsed Dixon Advisory business, along with other similar failures like United Global Capital, has mounted enormous stress on the advice industry, with the Compensation Scheme of Last Resort (CSLR) levy continuing to surge ... |
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