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Natalie Gauld

  • Senior Journalist and Annual Editor, Proctor
Brisbane
As seen in: Proctor, Clinical Pharmacist, The Pharmaceutical Journal, Pharmacy Today NZ
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How safe is your safe custody?

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By Natalie Gauld
| Proctor
It is understandable that, of late, most practitioners are focusing heavily on cyber security when it comes to client information. However, it is important to keep in mind that documents held on behalf of clients in safe custody must also be effectively secured. Most of the documents held on behalf of clients contain information which is confidential and often sensitive; those documents must be secured in such a fashion that they are safe from theft or damage.
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Hillhouse appoints Malcolm Chan to corporate, commercial team in Brisbane

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By Natalie Gauld
| Proctor
Hillhouse Legal Partners has appointed Malcolm Chan as Associate to the corporate and commercial team. Bringing a strong combination of legal and financial expertise, along with valuable litigation experience, Mr Chan supports clients across a wide range of business structuring, transactional, and advisory matters. Before entering the legal profession, Mr Chan spent more than a decade in accounting and finance, including roles with a big four firm and an independent investment bank.
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Bank impersonation scams on the rise

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By Natalie Gauld
| Proctor
Across Australia, ANZ is seeing cyber criminals take a more targeted and deliberate approach when attacking businesses that manage sensitive financial transactions. Fraud is no longer opportunistic. It is designed to exploit urgency, authority and trust. Law firms sit squarely within this risk landscape. As custodians of trust accounts, legal practices are responsible for holding and transferring client funds under strict regulatory obligations, often within tight timeframes.
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