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Convera rejects allegations that one of its executives bullied a former employee.

FX firm Convera says bullying claim ‘vague, misdirected’

Convera argued the allegations reflected ‘grievances on the part of the applicant that are variously vague, misdirected and irrelevant’.

  • Lucas Baird
Stake co-founders Dan Silver (left) and Matt Leibowitz.

Stake lobs bid for rival Selfwealth at 17.5¢ per share

Australia’s crowded online retail trading market is set for a shakeup. 

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Mr Jowett said the result and the ASIC fine had not delayed Openmarkets plan to list on US-based Nasdaq stock exchange.

Record ASIC fine won’t derail Openmarkets’ Nasdaq dream: CEO

Dan Jowett says the Sydney-based company is still powering towards a listing despite a $5.2 million loss.

  • Lucas Baird

The world’s largest hedge funds see opportunities in Australia

Multi-manager hedge funds are eating the industry. Now, they’re ready to have another crack here in their insatiable hunt for talent and for markets to exploit.

  • Jonathan Shapiro

August

eToro is in ASIC’s sights over its CFD products.

ASIC sues eToro for selling ‘volatile’ CFDs to retail investors

The watchdog says the online investment platform marketed contracts for difference products to unsuitable investors, leading to almost 20,000 customers losing money.

  • Lucy Dean
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July

End of the road for Six Park as robo-adviser decides to call it quits

The investment platform was launched in 2016 and offered do-it-yourself access to 10 portfolios. On Friday, the company said it was unable to scale as needed.

  • Lucy Dean
Tyson Scholz’ “certificate of attainment”, as posted on Instagram

ASX Wolf, now RG146 certified, plots his return

Without a financial services licence, Tyson Scholz’s RG146 qualification isn’t worth the paper it (probably isn’t) printed on.

  • Myriam Robin
Philip Tauberman

Mystery trader in Openmarkets’ record-setting ASIC fine revealed

Sydney-based trader, Philip Tauberman, is the mystery “client” at the centre of a record $4.5 million penalty handed down by ASIC’s markets disciplinary panel to Openmarkets.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

June

Emma Quinn the new CEO of alternative stock exchange Cboe Australia.

Cboe’s high-tech strategy to break ASX monopoly

CEO Emma Quinn has overseen a massive technology overhaul of the alternative stock exchange and is looking at future opportunities.

  • Tom Richardson
Stake is building an “honest, sustainable, long-term business” says new chairman Geoff Lloyd.

Ex-Perpetual, MLC boss appointed to chair neo-broker Stake

Geoff Lloyd’s appointment comes as online stockbrokers shore up their corporate governance amid increasing regulatory scrutiny.

  • Aleks Vickovich

May

ASX CEO Helen Lofthouse fronted stockbrokers on Tuesday afternoon in Sydney to update them on CHESS replacement.

ASX chief tells stockbrokers new CHESS will put ‘safety’ over speed

ASX maintains it will decide on the new technology solution for CHESS by the end of the year, and brokers will get plenty of time to develop for it.

  • James Eyers
The ASX 200, along with other global sharemarket indices, has shown a healthy uptrend since the beginning of the year.

ASX considers abandoning blockchain for CHESS replacement

An out-of-the-box solution from a technology provider to global equities exchanges is shaping as the most likely outcome for the new settlement system.

  • James Eyers

HotCopper pump and dumper gets prison, but released under bond

A user of the stock forum who pumped up then sold penny stocks has become the first person sentenced under market manipulation provisions.

  • Max Mason
John Winters, CEO and Co-founder, Superhero.

Superhero to launch adviser platform

The online share trading company considered Australia’s answer to Robinhood says its investors are now ready to level up.

  • Lucy Dean

April

“Retail investors are not dumb,” says Morningstar CEO Kunal Kapoor.

Industry needs to lure back Robinhood generation: Morningstar CEO

Kunal Kapoor, the boss of the global research house, said Morningstar data shows many young investors have been “turned off” by the inflation-fuelled correction.

  • Aleks Vickovich
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Shaw and Partners’ institutional equities team.

Strong showing for Shaw and Partners’ charity trading day

The March 30 event – known as the Shaw and Partners Institutional Foundation Day – is in its eighth year and raised $265,532 this year.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

March

Rob and Emily Tolliday are investing $10 a day for each of their three kids.

Battle of the trust funds to heat up if Perrottet wins

The proposed “kids future fund” would compete with a range of other children’s savings accounts on the market.

  • Lucy Dean
A First Republic Bank branch in New York on Friday.

Aussie retail investor army circles US banking chaos

Australian investors have gone on a buying spree, with trades in US banks up 932 per cent on one trading platform.

  • Lucy Dean
Silvergate is the latest crypto business to wind down.

Local crypto traders frustrated after Silvergate collapse

The crypto-focused financial institution faces regulatory queries over whether its network facilitated FTX customer transfers into Alameda Research accounts.

  • Jessica Sier
Syfe wants to be a “one-stop shop” for investments, says country head Tim Wallace.

Crypto, shares ‘one-stop shops’ emerge despite ASIC warning

Investment platform Syfe this week added more than 2000 Australian-listed stocks and funds to its platform, which already offered cryptocurrency trading.

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  • Aleks Vickovich