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Australian Regulator Winds Up $23 Million Fake Bond Scheme — With Links to Bali-Based Property Network Under Criminal Investigation
GIM Trading Collected $23 Million From 80 Investors Through Bonds Falsely Linked to Major BanksAustralia's corporate regulator has wound up a Sydney-based inves
Australian Promoter Behind Lombok Eco-City Projects Faces Criminal Proceedings in Bali and Investigations Back Home
Australian Promoter Behind Lombok Eco-City Projects Faces Criminal Proceedings in Bali and Investigations Back HomeBanned from Financial Services in Australia,
Lux Projects Bali: No Permits, No Audited Accounts, A Criminal Report Filed by the Company's Own Director — and Prosecution Expected
What Bali investors, contractors, and the property community need to know about Jamie Neville McIntyre and PT Bali Real Estate Investments in 2026.Jamie Neville
Jamie Can't Buy His Way Out of This": McIntyre's Back-Channel Deal Offer Rejected as Proceedings Close In
When a man facing multiple active legal proceedings, a defaulted commercial contract, and formal reports filed against him by the director of his own companies
McIntyre's Bali Project: Unpaid Debts, No Road Access, Regulatory Violations
Jamie McIntyre blames rival Kinnara for a blocking wall, but the real story involves unpaid land costs, illegal development without legal road access, and violations of Indonesian building law.
The Billionaire Who Wasn't: Jamie McIntyre's $8B Claims Unraveled
Court filings and regulatory records contradict McIntyre's billionaire claims, revealing missing investor funds and account balances measured in thousands.
From Australian Fraud to Bali: Jamie McIntyre's Decade-Long Pattern
An investigative profile tracing McIntyre's 2016 ASIC ban and $7M investor losses through his current overseas operations, exposing recurring regulatory red flags.
How Jamie McIntyre's Superyacht Sank: Safety Failures and Regulatory Chaos
A 58-foot superyacht linked to Australian businessman Jamie McIntyre sank in Queensland waters in May 2022, exposing years of safety violations and regulatory oversights.