Investment blow-up: when introductions go wrong
The subject line on the financial adviser’s email was “Term deposit rates”. But the investment pamphlet attached to the email was not anything like depositing money in a government-guaranteed Australian bank.
The 23-page information memorandum was about an investment note for biotechnology outfit iQ Group, which had sponsored Bathurst race cars and had bought a $1.2 million yacht. The note, decorated with pictures of blue life-science cells, was offering investors whopping returns of up to 15 per cent annually.
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