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| | | ... connection with the Storm Financial case. A three-week trial was due to commence on 3 June 2013 in the Federal Court of Australia. "The proceedings, which ASIC commenced in December 2010, were brought to hold the banks accountable for their role in the ... |
| | | | ... year results to March, or any subsequent period. The settlement still requires the approval of the Federal Court of Australia. |
| | | | ... as a registered liquidator. ASIC made this decision following orders made on 17 December 2012 in the Federal Court of Australia, which resulted in Pattison becoming a bankrupt. In a separate decision on 21 January 2013, Pattison was disqualified by ASIC ... |
| | | | ... to be rubbish CDO's and other structured securities glowing AAA's back in the days; and the one the Federal Court of Australia found guilty of negligence and "misleading and deceptive" when it gave a AAA (yes, that rating) to a financial asset created ... |
| | | | ... against CBA in ASIC's unregistered managed investment scheme proceedings which were brought in the Federal Court of Australia in Brisbane in December 2010. ASIC will continue the unregistered managed investment scheme proceedings against Storm, Bank ... |
| | | | ... (AAT) before the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) appealed that decision in the Federal Court of Australia. On August 31 this year, the Federal Court overturned the AAT's orders and reinstated ASIC's licence cancellation of Opus ... |
| | | | ... than 5000 investors look set to be compensated for their losses from Fincorp Investments, after the Federal Court of Australia authorised the release of details of the compensation scheme. A proposed multi-million dollar settlement that will include ... |
| | | | ... returns can be earned in a high-risk market. ASIC sought injunctions against Camelot and King with the Federal Court of Australia restraining them from soliciting or encouraging new clients, advising, recommending, or directly or indirectly, causing ... |
| | | | ... action from over 50 clients, claiming losses of approximately $22 million. The class action, held in the Federal Court of Australia, alleges that Bell Potter encouraged clients to buy shares in biotech company, Progen Pharmaceuticals (PGL) in 2007. Shortly ... |
| | | | ... matter is being prosecuted by the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions. On 29 June 2007, the Federal Court of Australia delivered judgment in relation to an application by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) against four ... |
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