Group Discussion #1: What expectations do you have for the Support Group ?

This discussion is an opportunity to have your say in how the Group should focus it’s activities. And also identify any resources, skills, or ides that may be useful in achieving a more beneficial outcome to this sorry affair.

So it’s over to you … please add your comments by clicking on the link Leave a Reply below.

NOTE: These comments are private to Group Members only.

 

NZ Herald: FMA has eye on managers

Ross Asset collapse has highlighted the risks of controlling individuals’ investments.

The investment watchdog says it is taking a vigilant approach to financial advisers who manage their clients’ money on a discretionary basis since the Ross Asset Management collapse but can’t rule out other cases of poor management.

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Ross Asset Management in Mauritius and Bermuda

via the Tipline … it seems there are Ross Asset Management companies set up in Mauritius (2011) and Bermuda (1999).

Details below.


Ross Asset Management Limited (Mauritius)

Company Number
C101529
Status
Live
Incorporation Date
22 March 2011 (over 1 year ago)
Company Type
LIMITED BY SHARES
Jurisdiction
Mauritius
Registered Address
Registry Page
https://mns-portal.intnet.mu/cbris-na…

ROSS ASSET MANAGEMENT LTD ( Bermuda ).

Company Number
26226
Incorporation Date
24 March 1999 (over 13 years ago)
Jurisdiction
Bermuda

Stuff: Minister wrong, says former commissioner

A former Securities Commission member says Commerce Minister Craig Foss is “looking in the wrong direction” in claiming Ross Asset Management has not demonstrated regulatory failure.

David Mayhew, the former Commissioner for Financial Advisers who is now a London-based barrister, said the regime authorising financial advisers – where attention on the Ross collapse has focused – was simply designed to ensure applicants were qualified. The problem was a lack of licensing and oversight.

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Stuff: Govt ‘won’t act’ on Hubbard complaint

Hubbard investors’ complaint to the Government has failed to bring any action.

The Investor Liaison Group had complained to Commerce Minister Craig Foss and Attorney-General Lyn Provost about the conduct of statutory managers Grant Thornton.

The group hoped the complaint, which was signed by 230 investors, would prompt the Government to find an appropriate solution for all investors, while picking up the tab for management and legal costs, which have reached $12 million.

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