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| | ... suspected breaches of the Corporations Act. Its investigation commenced on 16 November 2023 and is looking back as far as 1 March 2021. In December, Prospero was requested by ASIC to provide an undertaking promising not to deal with client funds without ... |
| | | ... osmosis infrastructure. Now with four major assets, the latest acquisition brings CAF's portfolio to $351 million. Last March, CAF purchased a $70 million tomato farm, which is also located in South Australia. Centuria joint chief executive Jason Huljich ... |
| | | ... was accused of breaching its continuous disclosure obligations and engaging in misleading and deceptive conduct between March 2014 and July 2015 because it did not disclose to the market material information that it was or ought to have been aware of. ... |
| | | ... or misleading appearance with respect to the market for Creso shares on the ASX, the regulator said. Further, between 18 March and 15 November 2021, ASIC believes that EverBlu breached its AFSL obligations by failing to properly follow procedures and ... |
| | | ... appointment of his successor, the search for which is underway, will draw as many eyeballs. 2) BT to wind up Retirement Wrap (March 24) As BT readied its superannuation business for transfer to Mercer, it made the call to wind up the long-standing Retirement ... |
| | | Australian Retirement Trust (ART) has named chief executive Bernard Reilly's successor, assuming the top job in March 2024. David Anderson will take over as chief executive of ART next year, following 25 years at Mercer both in Australia and abroad. ... |
| | | ... long-term boss Darren Steinberg. Du Vernet, who serves as Dexus' chief investment officer, will start in the new role in March 2024 and will be paid $1.5 million per annum, including superannuation. With over 20 years of experience in the property industry ... |
| | | ... conditions as it looks to remedy "significant deficiencies" in its cyber controls. As first reported by Financial Standard, on March 17 the super fund's systems were compromised in a cyber-attack, with "some limited data" accessed. NGS was adamant ... |
| | | ... leadership roles." Fahour's last chief executive post was at troubled consumer finance group Latitude Financial, where he left in March following a cybersecurity breach affecting 14 million people. Previously, he served as chief executive of Australia ... |
| | | ... where her spouse was a member and director of the trustee for six years. She had served as an approved SMSF auditor since March 2013 and worked as an accountant for more than 30 years. Townshend opted to appeal her disqualification to the AAT, claiming ... |
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