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ASIC suspends Sydney-based AFSL

The corporate regulator has suspended the AFSL of Halifax Investment Services less than two months after voluntary administrators were appointed.

by Staff Writer
January 14, 2019
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Halifax is based in Sydney with a partially-owned subsidiary in Auckland, New Zealand.

The suspension will be in place until 10 January 2020, ASIC said in a statement, and follows the appointment of Morgan Kelly, Stewart McCallum and Phil Quinlan, of Ferrier Hodgson, as joint voluntary administrators of Halifax on 23 November 2018.

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ASIC said the terms of the AFS licence suspension allow the Halifax AFSL to continue in effect for the following purposes only:

  • to ensure that clients of Halifax continue to have access to an external dispute resolution scheme;
  • to ensure that Halifax continues to be required to have arrangements for compensating retail clients, including the holding of professional indemnity insurance cover; and
  • to allow for the termination of existing arrangements with clients of Halifax.
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