Stuff: I don’t see regulatory failure – Foss

Commerce Minister Craig Foss denies the Ross Asset Management collapse has exposed regulatory failures, with no plans in motion to modify legislation he says is key to building confidence in financial markets.

In an interview Foss, a former investment banker with Credit Suisse, said accountants or other advisers working for Ross’ clients had time to ask questions of how the company was being managed, if the regulator couldn’t.

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Stuff: Ross wants to raise cash to pay legal bills

The founder of failed investment firm Ross Asset Management and his wife are seeking permission to sell chattels to help cover his legal bills and recoup household costs.

Lawyers for David Ross, sole director of the company feared to have run what could turn out to be New Zealand’s largest Ponzi scheme, were in the High Court at Wellington yesterday for the latest hearing on freezing orders over his assets and companies.

 

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Liquidation – A Guide for Investors

This Guide has been prepared by Ernst & Young.

If a company is in financial difficulty, its shareholders, creditors or the court can put the
company into liquidation under the provisions of the Companies Act 1993 (―the Act‖).

This information sheet provides general information for unsecured creditors of
companies in liquidation.

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