Carmel Fisher slams Milford over ambush marketing
FMA receives another complaint about Milford. UPDATED: Milford MD says move was unintentional.
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UPDATE: Milford Asset Management managing director Anthony Quirk tells NBR ONLINE the "ambush marketing" was unintentional, and removed as soon as the company realised.
EARLIER: Milford Asset Management’s woes continue as a rival fund manager
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Duncan Bridgeman
Mon, 09 Mar 2015
Mon, 09 Mar 2015
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Carmel Fisher slams Milford over ambush marketing
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