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| | ... Mawhinney has continued to defend himself through widely distributed media releases. The subsidiaries that offered the M Core Notes and the IPO Wealth Fund are now in liquidation; redemptions in the remaining products have been suspended since March ... |
| | | ... deceptive' conduct in relation to Mayfair's advertising of what it described as fixed-interest investment products, the M Core Notes and the M+ Notes. The notes allegedly funded a range of investments including the purchase of tourism properties at Mission ... |
| | | ... employees or any 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 ... |
| | | ... lose some or all their 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 ... |
| | | ... it supposedly protects," she said. Vic and Maria, aged 73 and 85, also lost their life savings after investing in M Core notes. Another investor, Lorraine, lost $750,000 - her entire self-managed superannuation fund. "[That money] was destined to buy ... |
| | | ... the firm's marketing. Stuart Klees sued M101 Holdings, claiming that he was deceived into investing in the M+ and M Core Notes, but the judge found Klees failed to prove his case. This is despite M101 Nominees, which issued the M Core notes, being wound ... |
| | | ... financial improvement, delivered by disciplined financial controls, diligent operational process, and a focus on deliverables in core businesses," Rowe said. Count Financial noted a drop in adviser numbers over the 12 months from 284 to 238. It expects ... |
| | | ... representations. However, 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 ... |
| | | ... out of funds raised from other M Core noteholders or to a lesser extent M+ noteholders," the liquidator said. The M Core notes were marketed as extremely low risk fixed income debentures with dollar-for-dollar security. ASIC has continued to allege this ... |
| | | ... COVID-19 pandemic, when America's unemployment rate hit a near 50-year low of 3.5%. That failed to lift the headline and core PCE price indices - the Fed's inflation target - above 2%, did it not? Even assuming that chairman Powell and his merry ... |
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