VGI Partners’ shares shot up after the company confirmed it was in preliminary discussions with “a number of parties”.
One of the country's most influential money managers has warned many Australian fund managers risk going out of business
Rob Luciano ventures out of the shadows to sunny Otto as his sometimes controversial VGI Partners prepares to list on the Australian Securities Exchange.
The prominent hedge fund,which manages more than $2 billion,said it would raise $375 million in a bid to share its"future success"with long-time investors.
It's a conflict coming to define financial markets,and investors,regulators and the media are all being caught in the crossfires.
We’d forgive you for forgetting,but there’s a travel agent saga that was hanging around far before the revelations about Helloworld.
Corrections Minister David Elliott detonated a bomb in question time on October 18 that was really only ever going to end one way.