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Melissa Caddick’s auditors may face class action over financial statements – Sydney Morning Herald

Liquidators of the missing fraudster’s company have also identified assets they are seeking to recover, including her husband’s…

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June 11, 2021

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Auditors who were involved in preparing financial statements for a number of self-managed super funds, which had fraudster Melissa Caddick as the trustee, may find themselves the focus of a lawsuit.
Bruce Gleeson and Daniel Soire, the provisional liquidators…

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