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Investors chase $23.5m after property mogul Sasha Hopkins' project collapses - Vimarsana News

Investors chase $23.5m after property mogul Sasha Hopkins' project collapses

A Team marketed a dream of riding Australia’s booming property market, but for many mum-and-dad investors looking to cash in, it turned into a nightmare.

Source: afr.com
ASX closes higher, Russia arrests senior military commander, property mogul under investigation by ASIC - Vimarsana News

ASX closes higher, Russia arrests senior military commander, property mogul under investigation by ASIC

The ASX S&P200 gained 0.22% today, led by the chaotic energy sector which rallied 1.65%, having climbed 8.45% over the last month, the strongest performance...

ASX closes higher, Russia arrests senior military commander, property mogul under investigation by ASIC - Vimarsana News

ASX closes higher, Russia arrests senior military commander, property mogul under investigation by ASIC

The ASX S&P200 gained 0.22% today, led by the chaotic energy sector which rallied 1.65%, having climbed 8.45% over the last month, the strongest performance...

A Team Property Group and Sasha Hopkins being investigated by ASIC over project collapses - Vimarsana News

A Team Property Group and Sasha Hopkins being investigated by ASIC over project collapses

More than 130 investors are chasing $23.5 million of unpaid loans and interest from six collapsed companies linked to real estate investor Sasha Hopkins.

Source: afr.com
Investors get a legal win after property business collapse - Vimarsana News

Investors get a legal win after property business collapse

More than 130 backers are chasing tens of millions of dollars in unpaid loans and interest from six companies linked to a self-styled real estate mogul.

Source: afr.com