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| | | ASIC has launched proceedings in the Supreme Court of NSW against Fiducian Investment Management, alleging it breached its duties as a responsible entity and engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct about its environmental, social and governance ... |
| | | | A Supreme Court jury has found Perth businessman Chris Marco guilty of fraud following a five-week trial, after he swindled six investors out of $34 million. Marco's former executive assistant, Linda Marissen, was acquitted of all charges of fraud. ... |
| | | | ... back to Western Australia was sought, but Pearson fought the extradition for several years before the New Zealand Supreme Court dismissed her fifth appeal in May this year. Pearson arrived in Australia late last week, facing the Perth Magistrates Court ... |
| | | | ... and was one of DWSF's major assets. In December 2024, Dexus flagged that it would appeal the decision after the Supreme Court of NSW ruled that Cbus and UniSuper, the co-owners of Macquarie Centre, could force Dexus to sell its stake. Dexus said this ... |
| | | | ... with its cybersecurity obligations that exposed the information of its financial advisers and clients. In the NSW Supreme Court, ASIC alleges Fortnum exposed its authorised representatives (ARs) and clients to an "unacceptable level of risk of a cyber-attack ... |
| | | | ... confirmed it intends to defend the proceedings. Separately, a further proceeding has been filed against AMP in the Supreme Court of NSW by Dexus Funds Management, in its capacity as the responsible entity of Dexus Property Trust and Dexus Operations ... |
| | | | ... income sales team, where he advised private clients. He's a qualified solicitor admitted to Queensland's Supreme Court in 2024 after working at Norton Rose Fulbright. "We are pleased to welcome René and Joshua to the Bentham team at a time when ... |
| | | | ... further two subsequent appeals were also unsuccessful. Seeking leave for an appeal again, this week the New Zealand Supreme Court dismissed her bid and, in doing so, the suppression order was lifted. The Court said, given the previous outcomes of appeals ... |
| | | | ... option. The action alleged the delay impacted about $6.8 billion in accrued default amounts. In December 2020, the Supreme Court of Victoria ruled the case invalid saying prospective losses are not considered a loss under s 55(3) of the SIS Act. The ... |
| | | | ... supposedly misreporting millions of trades over 14 years. ASIC lodged proceedings against Macquarie Securities in the NSW Supreme Court, claiming that, between December 2009 and February 2024, it failed to correctly report at least 73 million short sales. ... |
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