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| | | ASIC has filed a contempt application in the Federal Court against former Wealth & Risk Management (WRM) director Joshua David Fuoco. In February 2018, the Melbourne-based wealth manager was ordered by the Federal Court not to carry on or be involved ... |
| | | | ME Bank has been fined by the Federal Court after it was found to have provided inaccurate information about its home loans to customers. The matter, prosecuted by the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions, followed an investigation and referral ... |
| | | | ... Endeavour Securities, both of which are now in liquidation, were slapped with a combined $390,000 penalty by the Federal Court for breaching their duties. Last April, the court found that Ian Williams, Paul Raftery, Paul Nielsen, and Peter Daly breached ... |
| | | | ... tourism, however it has since been sold to Annie Cannon-Brookes, who reportedly paid about $24 million. Mayfair 101 cited ASIC court statements that describe Mission Beach as 'a heap of sand' and 'a heavily depressed, small coastal town', and refer to ... |
| | | | Just days before Christmas, an Insignia Financial shareholder class action borne out of the Royal Commission was dismissed, with the judge saying there was no evidence provided to prove the group breached disclosure requirements. The class action was ... |
| | | | ... effective in reducing the risk of significant harm resulting from these types of products, ASIC added. ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said that extending these product intervention orders ensures continued protection in the market against these high-cost ... |
| | | | ... Campbell was found guilty of infringing the trademark "Financial Foreplay" in her podcasts. The Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia determined that the founder of SugarMamma TV and SASS Financial used without authorisation "Financial Foreplay," ... |
| | | | Zurich Australia has been cleared of breaching its duty of utmost good faith by the Federal Court, in a case connected to OnePath Life's avoidance of an income protection policy. The case marks ASIC's first attempt to impose a civil penalty under s13 ... |
| | | | ... companies. Sadly, these investors were taken advantage of and their funds were used dishonestly," said ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court. "Today's criminal outcome sends a strong message that dishonest conduct by directors will be investigated and prosecuted." ... |
| | | | The Federal Court has appointed Linda Smith and Robert Kirman of McGrathNicol as corporate receivers to probe Brite Advisors, following serious concerns about the management of client pension funds. Smith and Kirman will investigate Brite Advisors and ... |
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