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| | The Australian Prudential Authority (APRA) has released its report on its investigation into the failure of Trio Capital Limited (Trio) and loss of up to $150m. The investigation resulted in the removal of 13 former Trio directors from the superannuation ... |
| | | The Government will not provide further compensation to two groups of SMSF investors affected by the collapsed Trio Capital. In a statement the government said that the two investor groups, made up of Self Managed Super Fund (SMSF) trustees, were not ... |
| | | ... change that started in 2009, when Labor MP Bernie Ripoll called for a reform of the advice industry, following the Storm, Trio and Opes Prime collapses. But advisers can expect more regulation to be discussed over the next few months: "Legislation to ... |
| | | ... executive, product, distribution and marketing. Commenting on the leadership changes, Burridge said, "The new leadership trio gives us a strong team to spearhead our next period of service development. "With a unified passion between us and with the ... |
| | | PPB, the liquidators assigned to the Astarra funds following the 2009 collapse of Trio Capital, have denied rumours they will deregister the Astarra Strategic Fund on June 17. The Astarra Strategic Fund was the primary vehicle, along with the ARP Growth ... |
| | | ... increase by SMSFs in geared investment strategies and following the Parliamentary Joint Committee inquiry into the collapse of Trio, ASIC established an SMSF Taskforce in 2012. "The Taskforce meets regularly to examine high-risk and emerging SMSF issues ... |
| | | ... by two other industry stalwarts, finalists Andrew Spence of Qantas Super and Dr Ian Lundy of Retirement Benefits Fund. The trio are exemplars in their field. Spence built his industry cred while at Towers Watson while Dr. Lundy has been assessing multi-manager ... |
| | | ... involvement in the investment of ASF assets in certain funds. Astarra was one of the groups caught up in the collapse of Trio Capital. ASIC's investigation into the collapse saw more than 11 people jailed, banned from providing financial services, disqualified ... |
| | | ... investigates some of the largest cases of fraud committed by fund managers across four countries including the collapse of Trio Capital in 2009. "The four cases highlight how fraud can easily occur in the managed funds context. What is however a cause ... |
| | | An investment manager with links to Trio Capital has been sentenced to 25 months in prison for making false statements while managing the ARP Growth Fund (ARP). Tony Maher, previously known as Paul Gresham, made the false statements over a two-year ... |
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