20 August 2008 | Listing leads to suspension of investments and withdrawals.
3 March 2008 | Regulators give clear warning on directors and margin loans.
11 December 2007 | Trading commences.
12:00 AM | Market volatility causes rethink.
26 October 2007 | K2 goes for November list date.
27 August 2007 | Last acquisition ahead of listing.
26 July 2007 | ABN Amro has launched a new listed product on the Australian Stock Exchange.
18 May 2007 | Boutique wealth management company Plan B has announced that it intends to publicly list on the Australian Stock Exchange.
1 March 2007 | A new Indian fund is being launched later this month as a listed investment company on the ASX.
27 February 2007 | Recently-listed wealth management solutions provider Bravura has reported a strong first half, announcing a net profit after tax of $3.5 million on the back of a 118 per cent increase in earnings to $5.2 million.
6 November 2006 | The geographic break-up of trans-Tasman financial services group, Tower Limited, came a step closer today when New Zealand shareholders voted unanimously in favour of the proposal.
23 October 2006 | AMP Capital Investors has flagged its intention to offer investors access to China A shares and bonds via a fund to be listed on the Australian Stock Exchange.
14 September 2006 | Challenger Financial Services has announced that it is launching a new listed property vehicle to be known as the Challenger Diversified Property Group, with the intention of listing it on the Australian Stock Exchange.
22 June 2000 | Australia’s biggest financial planning groups are lining up to grab a share of the e-commerce space by launching online share trading services.
3 February 2000 | Count Wealth Accountants’ decision to delay its listing until November is not a backward step, according to its current owners.
15 December 1999 | Fiducian Portfolio Services has laid down its plans for a listing on the Australian Stock Exchange.
19 August 1999 | Count Wealth Accountants managing director Barry Lambert says rumours the group is looking to float on the Australian Stock Exchange are exaggerated, saying it is just one of five options being examined.
The listing option is the latest twist in the year long saga of the Count sale. The other four options still on the table are institu-tions - each either a bank, fund manager or life company - currently interested in taking a stake in Count, the country's last large inde-pendent planning dealers