Peter Huljich resigns from boards
The former Huljich Wealth Management managing director has resigned from two NZX-listed company boards.
Peter Huljich is resigning from his listed company directorships to focus on his private business interests, NZF Group said today in an NZX announcement.
He will resign as non-executive director and chairman of NZF Group and as a director of Diligent Board Member Services.
The move comes after Fisher Funds bought Huljich Wealth Management in what Fisher Funds boss Carmel Fisher described as a takeover not a merger.
Mr Huljich faces Securities Commission charges for allegedly making misleading statements about KiwiSaver fund returns when he was managing director of Hulich Wealth Management.
He is scheduled to appear in the Auckland District Court on April 27 on the charges, which carry a maximum penalty of up to three months in prison and a fine of up to $300,000.
Niko Kloeten
Tue, 12 Apr 2011
Tue, 12 Apr 2011
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