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ASIC releases directors' guidelines, Elliot banned for four years

... obligations. Meanwhile, prominent businessman John Elliott was the recipient of a penalty handed out by the Victorian Supreme Court today, for allowing a company to trade while insolvent. Mr Elliott and Water Wheel managing director Bernard Plymin were ...

Two company directors jailed: ASIC

... Investment Programs. Acts New was placed into liquidation on February 24 2000, following an application by ASIC to the Supreme Court of Victoria.

ASIC bans Melbourne adviser for four years

... securities and investment advisory industry follows a decision in April 2002 by Justice Tim Smith of the Victorian Supreme Court, in which Martin's former employer, Hartley's was ordered to pay approximately $1.03 million to Ali as damages and compensation ...

AMP to set up new utilities fund following Aquila acquisition

... terms of the deal, PPL will pay UEL shareholders $3.15 per share, if it is approved by UEL shareholders and the Supreme Court of Victoria. PPL currently holds 57.16 per cent of UEL's issued capital, UEL said. PPL is owned 59.1% by Aquila (effectively ...

Investment directors plead guilty to misconduct

... investors' funds. Acts Net was placed into liquidation on Fenruary 24 2000 by an application made by ASIC to the Supreme Court of Victoria. the two directors were bailed to appear in the County Court at Melbourne for a plea hearing on April 15 2003.
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