Single mum wins Guernsey pension trustee appeal
After she lost £330,000 from her pension pots
After she lost £330,000 from her pension pots
After they lose life savings in ‘high risk fund mis-selling’ linked to LMIM
She describes representing herself in court as ‘nerve wracking’
As part of its ongoing investigation into land banking schemes, presumably on the back of the LMIM scandal, the Australian financial regulator has started legal action to wind up a scheme in which at least 82 people invested around A$800,000 (£488,212, $640,123, €546,859).
The former directors of the collapsed Queensland-based fund manager LM Investment Management (LMIM) did nothing wrong, an Australian court has ruled.
The Australian corporate regulator has abandoned a civil penalty action against two former directors of the collapsed Queensland-based fund manager LM Investment Management (LMIM).
An investors group for victims of the LM Investment Management collapse is looking at the feasibility of bringing legal action in England & Wales, as well as other jurisdictions.
The Thai Securities and Exchange Commission has filed charges against a fifth financial advice firm in two months.
A group of expats who invested in failed LM Investment Management funds have secured support from the British Embassy in Thailand.
Financial advisers linked to the failed LM Investment Management funds, in which many expats in the Middle East and Asia lost money, have criticised the rising bills from insolvency practitioners and the slow pace of Australian regulators in dealing with the case.
Expat investors who lost a combined total of £500m after the collapse of LM Investment Management have persuaded the Australian ambassador to Thailand to represent their case to the Australian Government.
Thousands of customers invested in an LM Investment Management fund have received their biggest return since the collapse of the company.