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| | | Two businesses tied to permanently banned Sydney director David Sutton have been charged in separate proceedings following an investigation by ASIC. APC Securities, previously known as McFaddens Securities, and Brava Capital, formerly Dayton Way Securities ... |
| | | | Global private capital advisory group Campbell Lutyens has hired former QIC infrastructure specialist Peter Siapikoudis as a managing director in its newly opened Melbourne office. Siapikoudis' association with Campbell Lutyens dates back to 2018 ... |
| | | | According to the Financial Services Council (FSC), Australia's funds management industry continues to see significant growth but is falling behind when it comes to attracting more capital from overseas investors under the new Corporate Collective ... |
| | | | Piper Alderman is examining a second class action in relation to contracts for difference (CFD) products, this time against International Capital Markets Limited (IC Markets). The action is on behalf of retail investors who claim to have collectively ... |
| | | | ASIC is making changes to its reportable situations regime, which includes extending the reporting deadline for some breaches. Licensees will now have 90 days to submit a reportable situation instead of 30 days in situations that have "underlying circumstances ... |
| | | | The Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) has nullified ASIC's ban on Dominique Grubisa, an investment guru and DG Institute founder, from participating in credit activities and financial services. In 2022, Grubisa was banned for four years after ... |
| | | | ... urbanisation, an expanding middle class and rising affluence, as well as a continued focus on high-quality education," Keppel Corporation chief executive of fund management and chief investment officer Christina Tan said. "The education market is a resilient ... |
| | | | ... there. "There are other gaps as well. You have effectively haven status in relation to significant tax. You look like a corporation, you act like a corporation, but you don't pay corporate tax," she said. Peacock said that, like every other small ... |
| | | | ... receipts" the government has enjoyed in recent times, he said. Last year, Ireland raised close to €23 billion in corporation tax - up almost 200% in five years, largely paid by the likes of Google and Meta. "This is not a Rainy Day Fund, because it ... |
| | | | The private credit boom shows no signs of abating as a spate of wealth managers step into traditional lending practices once dominated by banks. But how long will its golden hour last? After a prolonged low-growth period, fund managers are swooping ... |
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