You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. Melbourne businessman Bill Lewski can't recall where $27 million of investors' money paid to him by ...

Controversially forgetful businessman Bill Lewski has paid nothing to walk away from $190 million in civil claims brought against him, his fellow directors and advisers to retirement village outfit ...

The Prime Trust saga has taken a further twist this week, with the ABC discovering controversial emails linking former Prime boss Bill Lewski to a multimillion-dollar payment which casts further focus ...

The money represented the bulk of the $33m fee he received in 2008 following Prime Trust’s IPO the previous year. Prime Trust collapsed in 2010, blowing $550m tipped into the group by investors and ...

In evidence to the Victorian Supreme Court a fortnight ago, Mr Lewski said he couldn’t recall what happened to the cash, the lion’s share of a $33m fee he received after Prime Trust listed on the ASX ...

THREE prominent men are being sued over the $60 million sale of management rights for a failed retirement village group. They are accused of failing to act honestly, failing to act in the best ...

Preparing for retirement is an absolute minefield and Australia's financial regulations are of only limited use in protecting investors. When it comes to running investment schemes, it's almost a case ...

It was one of the lower-profile collapses of the global financial crisis, but the downfall of Prime Retirement & Aged Care Property Trust was also one of the most devastating, taking with it hundreds ...

Prime Trust founder Bill Lewski, who unlawfully ripped $33 million out of the retirement village operator in 2006, is a "worst-case" offender who should be banned permanently from being a company ...