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| | | ... our operating margin before tax is healthy at 32%. "The initiatives taken in 2016 were necessary to reposition the company for growth. The benefits of these initiatives are being ably directed by a strong leadership team, which includes key new appointments ... |
| | | | ... internal restructure, project delays and deferred client spending in the UK, Australia and Asia, we have repositioned the company for the future." The software provider attributed an 18% drop in earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation ... |
| | | | IOOF has appointed two new research managers, while a research analyst has departed the company for Schroders. Miriam Herold has been appointed head of managed funds research, having been with IOOF since January 2015. Prior to IOOF she was a portfolio ... |
| | | | CYBG, the new holding company for Clydesdale Bank following the NAB demerger, has appointed two non-executive directors to its board. The two directors will also take up board positions at CYB Investments and Clydesdale Bank. The first, Clive Adamson ... |
| | | | ... attributes this to "discontinued operations losses," referring to the loss on demerge and IPO of CYBG (the new holding company for Clydesdale Bank) and an additional $801 million charge associated with this process. Overall revenue from ordinary activities ... |
| | | | ... planning. People were doing it, but it definitely wasn't mainstream." Shortly after Fog joined MLC, NAB purchased the company for $4.5 billion (roughly $6.7 billion adjusted to 2015 prices), which was at the time widely viewed to be too much. (Then-NAB ... |
| | | | ... overseas product portfolios. She also launched five product series, oversaw four rate change cycles and prepared the company for IPO during her time there. She has experience in both the corporate and not-for-profit sectors within Australia and the Pacific ... |
| | | | ... million in 2013/14. Accounting software group MYOB shed four cents to $3.55 as it bought a New Zealand payroll solutions company for NZ$14 million ($13.15 million). |
| | | | ... billion in the three months to March 31, from $2.3 billion for the same period a year ago. Investors punished the company for the result, sending its shares down $3.29, or 3.73 per cent, to $84.85 as of 1025 AEST, their lowest level since late January. ... |
| | | | ... strategic achievements of the last year, and builds on this solid basis to become an even more successful technology company for its clients in the financial services industry." |
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