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ASIC places permanent ban on adviser

David Paul Mudge, formerly of Windsor Gardens, South Australia, has been banned permanently from acting as a representative of a securities dealer or an investment adviser, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission has announced. Mr Mudge ...

ASIC obtains orders to wind up Share Trend Software of Queensland

STAFF REPORTER  |  TUESDAY, 1 JUL 2003
ASIC had obtained orders in the Supreme Court of Queensland to wind up Share Trend Software (Share Trend) and has appointed Ivor Worrell and Michael Griffin as liquidators, after Share Trend had failed to pay an award of costs in the sum of $58,000 ...

Employers to make quarterly SG contributions: ATO

Changes to superannuation law means that from July 1 2003 employers will have to make Superannuation Guarantee (SG) contributions quarterly rather than annually, the Australian Tax Office (ATO) announced today. Deputy commissioner of taxation for superannuation ...

Disqualified Sydney businessman sentenced to jail

Sydney businessman Stephen John Taylor was sentenced to six months jail today after pleading guilty to two charges of managing a corporation whilst disqualified, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has reported. Today's sentence ...

AMP appoints Lockery to head of corporate super

AMP Australian financial services has appointed Ken Lockery as head of corporate superannuation strategy in order to focus on enhancing AMP's offer to the large corporate superannuation market, it has announced. Previously, Lockery was head of corporate ...

Adelaide financial adviser sentenced to a year in jail

David Mudge, former financial adviser from Windsor Gardens in Adelaide, has been sentenced in Adelaide's District Court on a charge arising out of an Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) investigation. Mudge was convicted and sentenced ...

ASIC appoints liquidator to Queensland property company

The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has obtained orders in the Supreme Court of Queensland for a liquidator to be appointed to First Foundation Developments and a receiver to be appointed over the property of David Kennedy, also ...

OFM raises $6.2 million for property and mortgage development

OFM Investment Group (OFM) has completed the first part of its capital management plans, it announced today, raising $6.20 million by way of a placement of ordinary shares to institutional investors. OFM intends to use the capital raised to fund the ...

Tower announces half year loss of $136.95 million

Tower has announced a half year loss of NZ$154.4 million (A$136.95 million) and unveiled Guinness Peat Group as a "cornerstone" investor as part of a NZ$200 million capital raising. The capital raising is due to be completed, subject to shareholder ...

Unsecured Stockford creditors to get 50-100% returns

Unsecured creditors of the liquidated accounting and financial services group Stockford are set to receive between $0.50 and $1.00 for every dollar owed, the company's administrators has announced. "Substantially all of the businesses of the Stockford ...