Probe into IOOF finds potential for front-running

By Adele Ferguson and Sarah Danckert
Updated August 3 2015 - 9:13am, first published August 2 2015 - 9:00pm
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae
IOOF Chief Executive, Chris Kelaher at the Senate Hearing into IOOF, at NSW Parliament House, Sydney. Photo: Peter Rae

A "forensic" investigation into allegations of front running and faulty research reports by a senior IOOF executive has found numerous breaches of IOOF's trading policy.

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