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ASIC bans Melbourne adviser for four years

... securities and investment advisory industry follows a decision in April 2002 by Justice Tim Smith of the Victorian Supreme Court, in which Martin's former employer, Hartley's was ordered to pay approximately $1.03 million to Ali as damages and compensation ...

AMP to set up new utilities fund following Aquila acquisition

... terms of the deal, PPL will pay UEL shareholders $3.15 per share, if it is approved by UEL shareholders and the Supreme Court of Victoria. PPL currently holds 57.16 per cent of UEL's issued capital, UEL said. PPL is owned 59.1% by Aquila (effectively ...

Tasmanian insurance agent jailed

... director of Tasmanian insurance consultants P.R. Consultants, has been sentenced to 15 months imprisonment by the Supreme Court of Tasmania on three charges brought by ASIC under the Insurance Agent and Brokers Act of 1984. This is the first time that ...

Bo Long companies put into liquidation: ASIC

The Supreme Court of Queensland has appointed Maree Henry and Grant Sparks of SimsPartners, Brisbane, to liquidate the property of the Bo Long group of companies following an application made by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) ...

Investment directors plead guilty to misconduct

... investors' funds. Acts Net was placed into liquidation on Fenruary 24 2000 by an application made by ASIC to the Supreme Court of Victoria. the two directors were bailed to appear in the County Court at Melbourne for a plea hearing on April 15 2003.

Insurance-free insurance brokers wound up

The Supreme Court of New South Wales has appointed a liquidator to wind up the affairs of insurance brokers Blundell & Associates for operating without an Australian Financial Services licence or without professional indemnity insurance. The action ...

ASIC obtains permanent orders against investment directors

John Fernando The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) has obtained permanent orders in the Supreme Court of Queensland against Kevin and Kathleen Young and the four companies of which they were directors - The Investors Club, Lisson ...

ASIC moves to prevent repetition of Groundhog scheme

John Fernando The Supreme Court of Queensland today ordered Ian Hall and David McEvoy of PricewaterhouseCoopers to liquidate two companies and an unregistered managed investment scheme that took approximately $3.5 million from 161 Australian investors ...

ASIC hails court decision on One.Tel chairman

Paul Cully The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) today hailed the decision of the NSW Supreme Court to throw out an application by the former One.Tel chairman John Greaves to have ASIC's civil proceedings against him dismissed. ...