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ASIC liquidates Australian - based Malaysian bank

ASIC has been granted orders in the Victorian Supreme Court to have Malaysian Bank Kantoch Pty Ltd, formerly known as Commercial IBT, wound up after the regulatory body's investigation found the bank had provided inconsistent financial data to ASIC ...

SAITeysMcMahon launches Primary Infrastructure Fund

Boutique fund manager SAITeysMcMahon has launched its new unlisted open-ended Primary Infrastructure Fund that will offer investment in land and attached assets leased to primary production businesses. A minimum investment of $10,000 will gain entry ...

ConnectEast IPO oversubscribed

The Joint Lead Managers have decided to implement a scale-back of retail applications for the $1.12 billion ConnectEast initial public offer (IPO) after it closed oversubscribed on November 4. The Victorian government has awarded the ConnectEast Group ...

NAB becomes first big bank to post 2004 profit fall

AAP  |  WEDNESDAY, 10 NOV 2004
National Australia Bank today became the first of the Australia's big banks to report a fall in 2004 annual net profit and said the result reflected problems that had been accumulating for years. NAB, which has been battered by a $360 million rogue ...

Former financial adviser imprisoned

The Victorian County Court has sentenced former financial adviser Robert Street to a gaol term of five years and three months with a non-parole period of four years after he pleaded guilty to five charges of obtaining a financial advantage by deception. ...

Beware the cold calling con artist

ASIC has advised investors to be wary about unsolicited phone calls or emails offering high returns on shares or other investments after the number of complaints the regulatory body received about the practice doubled in August and September 2004. The ...

Financial institutions go offshore to cut costs

Deloitte's second annual global financial services industry offshore survey predicts the top 100 global financial services institutions will shift approximately $210 billion of their cost base offshore resulting in average cost savings exceeding $700 ...

Financial planner pleads guilty to fraud

Former financial planner Mr Robert Andrew Street has pleaded guilty to five charges of obtaining financial advantage by deception in the Melbourne County Court following an investigation by the ASIC. The fraud took place between September 2001 and August ...

Westfields makes $1.48 bln bid to acquire Duelguide

AAP  |  THURSDAY, 30 SEP 2004
Westfield Group has submitted a $1.48 billion cash bid to acquire Duelguide plc, the owner of unlisted UK property developer Chelsfield. The proposal values Duelguide at around $5.5 billion on an enterprise value basis. Chelsfield owns one of the UK's ...

NAB announces new Australian appointments

AAP  |  TUESDAY, 28 SEP 2004
The National Australia Bank has named three external candidates among four appointments to positions required to lead the integration of the bank's Australian businesses. The appointments follow last month's restructure of the bank's top echelon management ...