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| | | ... conflicts if they want to raise consumer confidence at a time when many have been burnt by a litany of collapses - Storm, Westpoint and Timbercorp, to name a few. He even drew on the same 'perception' problem that befell politicians who receive donations ... |
| | | | The Institute of Managed Accounts Providers (IMAP), the industry body for managed accounts professionals, has appointed Toby Potter, one of the industry's pioneers, as chair. Tracy Byrne, who helped establish IMAP, is stepping down as chair but will ... |
| | | | ... approved the settlement of an ASIC-initiated compensation claim to PIS clients who were advised to invest in failed Westpoint Group - ordering PIS to pay $5.9 million to these clients. The court approved a distribution mechanism whereby the settlement ... |
| | | | ASIC has filed a court application to commence proceedings against Brighton Hall Securities as part of its latest Westpoint crackdown. ASIC announced yesterday that it had filed an application for leave in the Federal Court in Perth to commence proceedings ... |
| | | | The former chief financial controller of the Westpoint Group of companies, Graeme Rundle, has appeared in court following two criminal charges brought by ASIC. Rundle, of Perth, Western Australia, appeared in the Downing Centre Local Court, Sydney ... |
| | | | ... has reached an agreement with ASIC to settle a class action brought by the corporate watchdog in relation to failed Westpoint investments. The proceeding concerns a claim for compensation relating to financial advice given by PIS to clients to invest ... |
| | | | ... were one too many cases of investors breaking not one but both rules "simultaneously", as was the case with Opes Prime, Westpoint and, the mother of all financial fraud in recent history, Madoff's feeder funds. That's why it's prime time that investors ... |
| | | | ... banned as registered auditors for periods ranging from nine to 24 months following ASIC's crackdown on their roles in the Westpoint collapse. ASIC has accepted enforceable undertakings (EUs) from three partners of KPMG's Perth office, Brett Charles Fullarton ... |
| | | | ... worth of claims in the next two to three years - stemming primarily from advisers linked with collapsed firms such as Westpoint, Storm Financial and Opes Prime. "We've got about five underwriters who are willing to insure this market," she said. "Those ... |
| | | | ... country. The firm has previously represented shareholders of the mining firm Sons of Gwalia and funded litigation against Westpoint on behalf of its investors. |
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