hey, we always knew it was the shark (ciy) or the net (balmain)...

hey, we always knew it was the shark (ciy) or the net (balmain) - I conceded 'same body, different head'.

To date, I'm disappointed. The lack of transparency and the inability to even answer if they were charging borrowers any 'direct' fees have really surprised me.

Bringing CBA, KPMG, and ex-CPL employees on board is just unbelievable. I don't believe it's possible to have an objective legal review in the circumstances.

Now, we don't know which 'leading australian law firm' is doing the legal review, and what the terms of the review are.

Just looking at their media puff in BRW displays arrogance (in my opinion).

Yes, how I wish CIY wouldn't have got into related party business. Having thought about it, I think CIY would have been in a strong position today, as would the FMF be, if CIY would have just stuck to fund management in a very strict way.

I think the need to put its finger in every pie just blew it all apart for both unit holders and share holders.