Perhaps next on the list is the fact executive chairman and co-founder Lazarus Karasavvidis will receive $602,250, including cash bonuses for 2017. That's not far off the group's total revenue for the half, and Karasavvidis, whose background, among other things, is in vocational training sector – a hot sector a few years ago ago which came spectacularly unstuck – also owns shares, including most recently, loan-funded shares issued at $2.15 a share in November and expiring in 2020.
From vocational training to infact formula. Lol I'd hand it to him he puts Jordan Belfort to shame.
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