Government working group fails ponzi victims
After two years of review, a government-appointed committee has made no recommendations on reforming the law covering ponzi scheme frauds.
After two years of review a government appointed committee has made zero recommendations on reforming the law covering ponzi scheme frauds, forcing one of its members to make a submission to his own inquiry.
The lack of progress has dismayed Ross Asset Management (RAM) investor Bruce Tichbon,
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Tim Hunter
Tue, 19 Sep 2017
Tue, 19 Sep 2017
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Government working group fails ponzi victims
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