The corporate regulator has banned two former Macquarie advisers from providing financial services for 10 years.
ASIC found that Mark Alexander Landau of Balmain, NSW (formerly of Toorak Gardens, South Australia) and Marcus Roderick Campbell of South Brighton, SA, had engaged in conduct that was deliberate and dishonest and involved continued, knowing and wilful contraventions of the law.
Mr Landau was employed as an authorised representative and senior wealth adviser in the Adelaide office of Macquarie Equities Limited (Macquarie) between November 2007 and June 2017, ASIC said.
Mr Campbell was employed as an authorised representative and executive investment adviser in the Adelaide office of Macquarie between November 2007 and June 2017.
The decision was made by ASIC’s new Financial Services and Credit Panel, which found that between January 2014 and January 2017 Mr Landau, and between August 2015 and March 2017 Mr Campbell:
On 14 August, Mr Landau and Mr Campbell filed applications in the Administrative Appeals Tribunal (AAT) for a review of the banning orders made by the panel.
In addition, Mr Landau and Mr Campbell also applied for a stay of the banning orders pending the determination of the review applications in the AAT.
On 10 September, the applications for a stay of the banning orders were subsequently dismissed by the AAT.
The hearing for the substantive appeals has been listed to commence on 26 November.
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