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| | | ... charged with criminal offences relating to an unlicensed cryptocurrency investment fund, including dealing with proceeds of crime worth $1 million or more. Creigh appeared in the Melbourne Magistrates' Court on October 19, facing one charge of operating ... |
| | | | Former financial adviser and the sole director of Professional Wealth Management, Donald Cuthbertson, has been slapped with 24 offences in the Federal Court of Australia. An indictment filed on August 28 showed Cuthbertson being charged with making ... |
| | | | ... will lead the ASFA InPractice (AIP) initiative and take over executive leadership of the Superannuation Cyber and Financial Crime Coordination Framework. The AIP was expanded in May to help funds, administrators, and other service providers manage regulatory ... |
| | | | ... range of challenges, including the significant number of Australians moving into retirement, growing cyber and financial crime threats and global political and economic volatility. "ASFA represents the full breadth of the APRA-regulated system, from ... |
| | | | Former Berndale Capital Securities director Stavro D'Amore has been sentenced to almost four years' imprisonment after admitting to dishonestly misusing nearly $700,000 of company funds and authorising false statements to ASIC. The Federal Court sentence ... |
| | | | ... pleaded guilty to dealing with more than $180,000 when it was "reasonable to suspect those funds were the proceeds from a crime". The funds were suspected of being proceeds of crime derived from an offshore cryptocurrency investment scam that targeted ... |
| | | | The Association of Superannuation Funds of Australia (ASFA) has named its head of cyber and financial crime, bringing relevant experience from a super fund. Michael Collins has joined ASFA, stepping into the role with over 20 years of experience in ... |
| | | | ... social costs are "equally stark." "Corruption enables human rights abuses, strengthens the influence of elites and organised crime, and diverts public funds away from essential services," she said. "It diverts resources from infrastructure, education ... |
| | | | ... the regimes in incentivising whistleblowing and disincentivising misconduct, Mulino added. "Corporate, financial and tax crime can be challenging to detect, and exposing wrongdoing often comes at great personal and financial risk," Mulino said. "A strong ... |
| | | | ... imprisonment after admitting to dishonest conduct, operating an unlicensed financial services business and dealing with proceeds of crime tied to $1.97 million in investor funds. The County Court of Victoria sentenced the Hoppers Crossing-based former ... |
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