The body of missing businesswoman Melissa Caddick has been found on the NSW South Coast more than three months after she disappeared from her home in Sydney's eastern suburbs.
The 49-year-old did not take her mobile phone, wallet or keys when she left her Dover Heights home to go for a run, just before sunrise on November 12.
Ms Caddick had not been seen since, and sources have told the ABC her body was found at Hobart Beach, near Bermagui.
Last month, NSW Police Commissioner Mick Fuller said authorities were "treating the case as if she's alive".
"We're still actively looking for CCTV, downloading information from her car's computers and again doorknocking ... to try and identify where she may be," he said.
Prior to her disappearance, her eastern suburbs home was raided by investigators from the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC).
ASIC alleged she was misappropriating investor funds through her financial services company, Maliver, and operating without a licence.
The Federal Court this week heard forensic reports of Ms Caddick's company run into "hundreds" of pages and investors were in the process of trying to recoup millions of dollars they gave to her.
The corporate watchdog previously said in court Ms Caddick's investors handed over $13.1 million and named more than 60 clients in documents.
However, a law firm acting for some of the investors believed the true total may be $20 million or higher.
The reports were given to ASIC and the Federal Court, but a suppression order prevents their findings from being reported on.
It was also revealed this week that just $5,600 remained in her bank account.
Her husband, Anthony Koletti, was granted access to limited funds for living expenses and to support Ms Caddick's son.
However, that arrangement ceased after a court order was made.
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