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| | | ... director of Leyland Private Asset Management, said training, culture and good ethics remain the best preventions to the crime. "Rules are important but the ethics and the culture of the firm you work for... outweighs the impacts of rules. "Training is ... |
| | | | ... of the case. But the "chickens" pleaded guilty. And so shall be punished. As far as I am concerned, that's that. Do the crime, serve the time! There have been rumours that Stern Hu et al pleaded guilty to avoid a harsher punishment from China's judicial ... |
| | | | ... a $150 million bank fraud case. According to reports from the Sydney Morning Herald, Jamieson Vincent, who belonged to a crime group linked with the Bandidos Motorcycle Club, pleaded guilty two days ago to money laundering on the first day of a four-week ... |
| | | | ... 43 per cent of those surveyed ranked security as their top issue, ahead of natural disasters, terrorism and traditional crime. The scale of the problem is highlighted by Symantec's study, which found all of the 2,100 businesses surveyed across 27 countries ... |
| | | | ... and not misleading" and customers have not been treated fairly," said Margaret Cole, director of enforcement and financial crime at FSA. |
| | | | The former chief financial controller of the Westpoint Group of companies, Graeme Rundle, has appeared in court following two criminal charges brought by ASIC. Rundle, of Perth, Western Australia, appeared in the Downing Centre Local Court, Sydney ... |
| | | | ... "Underbelly Inc." The article exposed weaknesses in Australia's corporate governance regime that were used by underworld crime figures to manipulate the stock market and seize control of legitimate businesses. "This award encourages good journalism and ... |
| | | | ... other Australian businesses, are increasingly targeted by criminals looking to steal clients' personal details. According to Crime Stoppers Australia, Australian businesses are placing their customers and staff at risk of identity fraud through sloppy ... |
| | | | ... Mikko Hypponen, chief research officer at online security firm F-Secure, said there have been cases overseas where organised crime would target certain finance professionals within a bank or a finance firm and spend weeks profiling those people. For ... |
| | | | Melbourne man Karl Heinz Veljkovic has been sentenced to two and half years imprisonment in relation to the misuse of superannuation funds. The Court ordered that six months of the total sentence be served concurrently. Veljkovic, of Beaconsfield, Victoria ... |
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