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| | | ... prohibition order until after 17 May 2025 for being insolvent under administration. Canberra-based Anderson is a representative of Shaw and Partners. He was previously licensed with EP Financial Services. The FSCP works alongside ASIC to oversee cases ... |
| | | | ... is expected to lift. ASIC's Financial Adviser register still shows that Canberra-based Anderson is a representative of Shaw and Partners. He was previously licensed with EP Financial Services. The panel found Anderson to be insolvent under administration ... |
| | | | ... equities), Infinity Asset Management (Aussie equities small caps), Lonsec (ESG), Franklin Templeton (international equities), Shaw and Partners (fixed interest), Drummond Capital Partners (multi-asset) and Nucleus Wealth (innovation). |
| | | | ... Asset Management for Aussie equities small caps. On the international equities front, the gong went to Franklin Templeton. Shaw and Partners took out the award for fixed interest options, while Drummond Capital Partners was awarded for having the best ... |
| | | | Having already permanently banned former Shaw and Partners senior adviser Kristofer Ridgway, ASIC has now made sure he cannot leave or attempt to leave Australia. Interim travel restraint orders were made on June 11 following the regulator's application. ... |
| | | | ... investors include Perth's Mimaro Family Office and the Wall Family Office, as well as private investors William Taylor and Kemper Shaw, former NAB and Tattarang executive Andrew Hagger, and Flannery Family Office chief investment officer Quentin Flannery. ... |
| | | | ... Capstone Financial Planning (259), Lifespan Financial Planning (258), SMSF Advisers Network (241), Fortnum Private Wealth (213), Shaw and Partners (174), and Infocus Securities (172) make up the top 10 non-aligned licensees. Insignia continues to be ... |
| | | | A former Shaw and Partners financial adviser was permanently banned by ASIC after it was determined he was not competent and likely to breach the law again. It followed an investigation that found he, among other things, accepted unlawful commissions ... |
| | | | ... experience in infrastructure investing, Stark most recently served as director, institutional equities research sales at Shaw and Partners. Before that, he worked for 14 years at RBC Capital Markets, working with institutional equity investors locally ... |
| | | | ... adding an additional three authorised representatives to the CountPlus-owned licensee. WSC Group managing director David Shaw welcomed the investment and the benefits it will bring to their clients. Shaw said: "We have long been familiar with the CountPlus ... |
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