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| | | ... subsidiaries, including AMP Services, NM Super, AMP Super, and AWM Services, were served with legal proceedings in the Supreme Court of New South Wales by Munich Re in April 2023. Central to the proceedings is the manner in which both Munich Re and Resolution ... |
| | | | ... tanked following revelations of alleged misconduct by the Financial Services Royal Commission. In May 2019, the NSW Supreme Court ordered the litany of class actions levelled against AMP to merge into one after the Hayne Royal Commission exposed scathing ... |
| | | | One of the three men involved in manipulating Quantum Resources shares back in 2015 has been sentenced in the Supreme Court. Don George Evans was sentenced in the Supreme Court of Western Australia to 12 months in prison, to be released immediately ... |
| | | | The Supreme Court of New South Wales has approved the acquisition of Pendal by Perpetual. The Court made orders today approving the scheme, with it to become legally effective tomorrow following Pendal lodging a copy of the orders with ASIC. As such ... |
| | | | ... pre-determined price through two trading accounts which Cooper executed. Cooper was sentenced on December 9 at the Supreme Court of Western Australia, after pleading guilty to market manipulation charges. In sentencing Cooper, Justice Forrester said ... |
| | | | ... parties agreed to revise the cash and scrip considerations of the deal, with both to be reduced. Additionally, a Supreme Court ruling determined that a $23 million break free wasn't Pendal's exclusive remedy should Perpetual renege on the deal. ... |
| | | | ... Both Pendal Group and Perpetual have confirmed the terms of their takeover deal have changed, in addition to the Supreme Court ruling that Pendal could rightfully seek more than a break fee if the deal goes south. Both parties have agreed to revise the ... |
| | | | ... Courtenay House Pty Ltd, caught ASIC's attention in 2017. In May of the same year, liquidators were appointed by the Supreme Court of NSW to wind both up. The regulator found investors believed their funds would be traded in forex and futures markets ... |
| | | | ... certain conditions precedent, including the receipt of outstanding regulatory approvals and the approval of the Supreme Court of New South Wales. The scheme implementation Court date is scheduled for September 27. |
| | | | ... when they are called to front a panel, including the right to be represented by a barrister or solicitor of the Supreme Court of a state or territory or of the High Court at a hearing. The adviser may also have, if allowed by the chair of the convened ... |
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