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| | ... shares traded about 50 cents in late September, dropping a whopping 80% from $2.50 in 2018 when it was better known as Evans Dixon. Throughout the calendar year, 67 new entities debuted on the ASX, up 33% from 2023. The majority of these in the second ... |
| | | ... Residential Property Fund (URF). In 2016, financial advice businesses Evans & Partners and Dixon Advisory merged to create Evans Dixon and listed on the ASX two years later, floating at $2.50 per share. It was trading at 50 cents per share at the time ... |
| | | ... traded at 50 cents at the time of writing, dropping a whopping 80% from $2.50 in 2018 when it was better known as Evans Dixon. Trading volume is also stagnant, averaging 33,000 shares per day in the year to September. The board argued this makes it challenging ... |
| | | ... step down on December 31. He will be replaced by head of E&P capital Ben Keeble. Anderson joined E&P in July 2019 as Evans Dixon, as it was previously known, faced several upheavals that included an investigation by ASIC into subsidiary Dixon Advisory ... |
| | | ... next two years. Farrell is currently on the board of E&P Financial Group's investment committee, formerly known as Evans Dixon. Relocating to London, Farrell leads the engagement between Charles Stanley's investment and research team. He works closely ... |
| | | ... Australia. E&P is currently battling a class action against Piper Alderman, which alleges that under its former name as Evans Dixon, clients were misled and provided conflicted advice. The Federal Court is overseeing the lawsuit, which named subsidiary ... |
| | | ... saw its performance tank and at one point returned -76.1% in the year to March 2020. The firm changed its name from Evans Dixon to E&P Financial Group following Dixon's exit. URF traded as high as $2.30 per share in 2016, before its troubles began ... |
| | | ... coupled with lower levels of extraordinary expenses, to offset the diminishing contribution of E&P funds." In FY20, Evans Dixon (as the company was then called) posted a statutory loss of $30.5 million for a year that included job cuts, leadership changes ... |
| | | ASX-listed 360 Capital has wound up its Active Value Fund and sold Ralton Asset Management, as it exits listed equities. The move follows TGP's decision to focus on higher-margin private equity business. The Active Value Fund was launched in November ... |
| | | ... 13 March 2019, and $10.5 million for each contravention after that. A draft of the proceedings, which was shared by Evans Dixon on the ASX before the actual filing, said the total number of contraventions was 126. It also said ASIC wasn't, at the ... |
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