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Former Qld financial adviser facing criminal charges

A former Queensland financial adviser appeared in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Friday charged with three breaches of a financial services banning order.

by Neil Griffiths
August 27, 2021
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Lawrence Toledo, formerly of Sentinel Private Wealth, was banned from providing financial services for seven years in 2017 after ASIC found he had “failed to act in the best interests of his clients when advising them to establish a self-managed superannuation fund (SMSF) to purchase properties”.

The corporate regulator alleges that Mr Toledo breached the existing ban by providing financial advice to an SMSF to invest in Premier Realty Group and arranging two sales of a financial product to the SMSF.

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At the time of the sale, Mr Toledo’s partner was the sole director of the group that was not disclosed to the SMSF or its trustees.

The maximum penalty for each charge is $5,250 and/or a six-month prison sentence.

The matter has been adjourned for mention on 1 October 2021.

In 2017, ASIC found Mr Toledo had failed to act in his clients’ best interests when advising them to create a self-managed super fund in order to purchase property, and failed to “provide advice appropriate to the clients”.

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      Anyone who works in the financial advice industry.

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