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| | | A former ASIC commissioner will join Insignia Financial as the chair of its trustees business on September 19. Danielle Press also assumes the position of non-executive director at Insignia Financial Trustees, replacing Lindsay Smartt. Press had a five-year ... |
| | | | ... from futures and FX trading; much of the money was used to fund his lifestyle, with just 3% of the funds actually traded, ASIC said. Iervasi was the sole director of the business throughout the period and was charged in December 2021 for fraud offences. ... |
| | | | Super funds are falling short of millennial members' expectations, according to financial experts at an ASIC roundtable. The roundtable panellists, which included financial adviser Andrew Dunbar, She's on the Money podcast host Victoria Devine ... |
| | | | ... its clients instead of on CLSA's own behalf, thus giving incorrect information about the origin of those orders and trades, ASIC said. Although the regulatory data failures are considered "inadvertent", resulting from a planned system change to CLSA's ... |
| | | | E&P Financial Group's 7400 advised-client base saw their wealth jump 26% to nearly $30 billion, while former clients under the defunct Dixon Advisory continue to struggle to access recourse. The ASX-listed wealth firm boasted it oversaw $29.4 billion ... |
| | | | ... invitation-only group. All AFS licensees and applicants will transition to the new AFSL portal in the first quarter of 2025. ASIC said the portal aims to simplify and streamline digital applications and will provide a more user-friendly experience by ... |
| | | | Australia is a top regional private wealth hotspot, with the greatest proportion of investors, many of whom are looking to alternatives, according to a Preqin report. The data provider's report highlighted that among all private wealth investors in ... |
| | | | The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has published its latest corporate plan as well as some changes to its internal structure. The corporate plan outlines how the regulator will maintain the "strength and stability of Australia's banks ... |
| | | | ... Jayaweera will be eligible for parole after six years, with 977 days of pre-sentence custody declared as time already served. ASIC deputy chair Sarah Court said Jayaweera's actions betrayed the trust of his clients with some clients at or near retirement ... |
| | | | ... occurred between August 2013 and November 2015, resulting in a total loss of $5,958,870 to 12 of Jayaweera's former clients, ASIC said. Throughout the period, Jayaweera induced investors to invest in the Australian Diversified Sector Income Fund (ADSIF) ... |
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