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Theta hit with $2M penalty for defective product disclosure statements
ASIC 2020-11-19 9:41 pmBy Cat Fredenburgh | Melbourne
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A court has ordered Theta Asset Management, a collapsed financial services provider that ran a property investment scheme targeting retirees, to pay a $2 million penalty for issuing defective product disclosure statements.

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