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| | | ... companies have spent an average US$2 million a year fixing or preventing cyber attacks - an amount that keeps growing as online fraud become more sophisticated. Symantec found in the global study that 9 in 10 Australian and New Zealand companies have ... |
| | | | Online scams continue to make up a large proportion of complaints to the ACCC - with online finance fraud growing in prominence, according to ACCC deputy chair, Peter Kell. During 2009, losses reported to the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission ... |
| | | | ... Hugh Charles Gordon, the former head of Newcastle investment company Whet Investments, was sentenced to 18 months jail, for fraud. Gordon, of Redheads, New South Wales, will be released after serving eleven months but will have to enter into a recognizance ... |
| | | | ... sure they have the option to audit their administration provider's performance, at short notice, to minimise the risk of fraud, according to KPMG. Speaking at the Self Managed Super Fund Professionals' Association of Australia (SPAA), Gary Gill, partner ... |
| | | | ... number of trustees that are breaking the rules regarding loaning money to fund members or relatives. In addition, he said fraud within SMSFs and Small Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) Funds is also a major concern. The ATO recently enhanced ... |
| | | | Former property developer and mortgage broker, Samuel David Saunders, was sentenced two years and three months imprisonment with a non-parole period of 12 months after pleading guilty to seven ASIC charges. Saunders of Orange, New South Wales, was sentenced ... |
| | | | ... specifically targets IER involving transfers and rollovers into SMSFs, and outlined several steps to minimise chances of fraud occurring. First up is a proof of identity check for fund members, including member information, checking for forged documents ... |
| | | | ... transferring investors into modern products with better features, and would also remove a significant source of risks of error and fraud in the financial system by closing outdated legacy products, a press statement noted. "The proposed solution seeks ... |
| | | | ... recommendations include developing a central national investigative authority like the Australian Federal Police where superannuation fraud information can be collated and dealt with on a single platform. Using tax file numbers as a compulsory verification ... |
| | | | ... Superannuation and wealth management would not function without them. Men are, however, also responsible for most of the fraud and misselling in superannuation and wealth management. International Men's Day began in Trinidad and Tobago in 1999 and has ... |
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