when on a good thing, ....

I wrote on this in #10232331 03/03/14 10:26

From SUB 128
"The restraining orders prohibit Dr Fysh from disposing of or otherwise dealing with funds which were subject to ASIC's asset preservation orders (approximately $800,000) and his interest in specified real property in Australia."

Here's some more:

ASIC feedback

We were interested to see the Australian Securities and Investments Commission report that the 2012 insider trading conviction of former BG executive Stuart Alfred Fysh was quashed by the courts. In fact, the corporate watchdog was a little tardy since the conviction was quashed by the NSW Court of Criminal Appeal in November last year.
ASIC said it decided to make the announcement after ''feedback'' from Dr Fysh, both directly and via his submission to the Senate inquiry into ASIC's performance. ''We have considered all submissions in an effort to learn as much as we can from them - and, also, to enable ASIC to do a better job.''

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/business/clive-palmers-latest-water-features-20140311-34k79.html#ixzz2vkqRBqRa
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Greg, you will have to do a better job of feigning contrition as to date there is still NO RETRACTION from:

"Wellington Capital confirmed to ASIC that it considers the amendments to be within its power and in the best interests of the members of the PIF.
In these circumstances ASIC is not proposing to take further action in relation to the specific issues raised in relation to the Placement and Non-Renounceable Rights Issues..."

Regards,