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| | | ... breached their duties under the Corporations Act. Westpoint was a Ponzi scheme where investor funds where used to pay their interest. Around 3,500 investors invested a total of $304 million across seven mezzanine funds. The investors in Westpoint-related ... |
| | | | ... fund returns are after all fees and taxes have been paid while you still have to pay income tax from your bank deposit interest rates," said Dunnin. "But it's the volatility in fund returns, being the way they jump around, that worries most consumers." ... |
| | | | ... businesses. "That could be 100 per cent ownership but we are also interested in becoming partners and taking a minimal interest in the business." Spurr said that could help owners fund the growth of their own businesses, but with a view to increasing ... |
| | | | The merger of Vision Super and Equipsuper will continue after the two funds cleared a major obstacle that delayed the deal to 2012. The merger hit a roadblock on May 25 when trouble arose around the merging of Vision Super's pooled super trust, Equipsuper ... |
| | | | ... under a Product Disclosure Statement (PDS), the boutique investment fund manager said investors had expressed a keen interest in the fund, but wanted a simpler vehicle. "Our marketing activities over the past 12 months have generated strong interest ... |
| | | | ... solutions and research tools and web solutions. Zenith has been offering the services since January and, owing to increasing interest from clients, it has opted to provide it as an ongoing solution. "We want to build a name for ourselves in the model ... |
| | | | ... in superannuation. On superannuation risk commissions, Minister Shorten reminded advisers they were bound by the best-interest duty, and said the absence of commissions would not prevent best advice being given. "If the swing point of whether or not ... |
| | | | ... setting it apart from other services. "We aren't operated by an Australian financial planning practice and so we have no interest in poaching the client," said Brandt Page, principal of Pension Porter. |
| | | | ASIC's case could set a precedent with which all Australian board behaviour, responsibilities and financial obligations can be compared. The Federal Court has made a landmark decision in the case against eight directors and former executives of Centro ... |
| | | | ... climbed 36 cents to $42.56, while Rio was 44 cents stronger at $80.24. Mr Morrow said the next available catalyst to spark interest in the sharemarket would be the August earnings season, which would help confirm what "every broker in Australia is saying ... |
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