A small group of powerful men,and increasingly women,dominate the boards of Australia’s biggest companies. And some fear the group is too small.
Macquarie Group is cashing in on a boom in infrastructure asset values and buoyant financial market conditions.
Banks are primed to hand back billions of dollars of excess capital to investors,in sharp contrast to last year when they were told to batten down the hatches.
Anyone keen to understand why the sharemarket is hitting record highs despite lockdowns would do well to pay attention to the corporate earnings season.
Cum-Ex trading,which involved dozen of global banks including Macquarie Bank,was illegal and can be punished as crimes,Germany’s top criminal court ruled.
Macquarie Group says an internal review has found the bank followed a rigorous process in handling the initial public offering.
The controversial team behind the disastrous float of Nuix is involved with another tech startup,Haventec - a company closely associated with the troubled e-forensics group.
Investors have pushed Sydney Airport shares to their highest closing level since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
A consortium led by Macquarie Group is exploring a rival offer for Sydney Airport in a potential challenge to IFM Investors’ $22.3 billion bid,people with knowledge of the matter say.
Macquarie Group is branching into UK rental housing with the creation of a new business that’s planning to invest more than $1.9 billion.
A public inquiry is needed to restore confidence in the financial sector following regulators’ failure to act on warnings about the embattled tech company.