Property agent fined $5k for tampering with sale deal
A real estate agent who tampered with a sale and purchase agreement to increase her stake in a commission split has been fined.
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Deal could still save SCF - Hubbard
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Finance giant on the brink of collapse
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South Canterbury Finance trading halt likely to persist
South Canterbury Finance is likely to remain in a trading halt into next week as it awaits fresh capital.
SC Finance in trading halt
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Statutory managers confirm shortfall in Hubbard Funds
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