Seriously, get this: Blue Sky Alternative Investments subleases its registered office from its auditor, Ernst & Young. Just when you think this one couldn't get any better ...

Queensland Land Registry documents show the disgraced cheap-jack asset manager in February 2015 entered into a 10-year agreement with Ernst & Young Services, paying a starting rent of $899,400 per annum for space high above Eagle Street Pier, rising 4 per cent at the start of each July. The contract was signed by Blue Sky's founder, and CEO-at-the-time, the now nigh invisible Mark Sowerby.