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| | | ... that the failure was without reasonable excuse. Justices Lee, Anderson, and McElwaine upheld the previous orders made by Justice O'Bryan in the Federal Court. On 25 September 2023, O'Bryan ordered Provide Capital to produce the documents that it ... |
| | | | ... in value due to the Royal Commission and other circumstances. The accusations were rejected by the Honourable Justice Anderson on 20 December 2023, saying: "The evidence as a whole, does not rise to the level of establishing a problem with IOOF's ... |
| | | | ... Court chose to restrain Mawhinney from promoting and raising funds through financial products for 20 years after Justice Anderson found Mawhinney had been "involved in multiple contraventions" of financial services law. The judge described Mawhinney's ... |
| | | | ... Court chose to restrain Mawhinney from promoting and raising funds through financial products for 20 years after Justice Anderson found Mawhinney had been "involved in multiple contraventions" of financial services law. The judge described Mawhinney's ... |
| | | | ... deposit'. Investors have lost about $211 million in these Mayfair products. In handing down the $30 million fine, Justice Anderson said: "The defendants deliberately misled investors into investing in the Mayfair Products under the belief that they ... |
| | | | ... been ordered to pay a combined penalty of $30 million for misleading advertising. In handing down the decision, Justice Anderson said the increased penalties were appropriate, noting that those sought by ASIC were insufficient. "The defendants deliberately ... |
| | | | ... permanently restrain Mawhinney from operating in financial services for at least a period of 20 years. The judge, Justice Anderson, slammed Mawhinney's conduct as managing director of Mayfair 101. "Mr Mawhinney's conduct can accurately be described as ... |
| | | | ... not secured, used to pay deposits on properties and used to purchase assets that were not secured. The judge, Justice Anderson, found the term deposit representation was: "Misleading or deceptive and created a false and misleading impression that the ... |
| | | | ... Commonwealth Bank of Australia has agreed to these admissions when it hasn't contravened the law." In concluding, Justice Anderson said he would not be ordering mediation. "If they think it's possible to settle the matter, then I don't think ... |
| | | | ... deposit, term deposit alternative or term investment Mayfair debenture products would appear as sponsored links. Justice Anderson of the Federal Court made the order to restrain Mayfair Platinum and Mayfair 101, from all advertising, promotion and marketing ... |
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