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| | | ... are reporting an uptick in their profits, as COVID-19 volatility pushes up their revenues from higher transactions. The New York Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, Tokyo and Japan exchanges have all reported a surge in their revenues in the March quarter, as the ... |
| | | | ... manufacturer, and hence its acquisition value, were wildly inflated. Buffett's Precision Castparts Corp pursued the case in the New York Arbitration court, arguing that William Schultz was worth EUR 157 million at max instead of the EUR 800 million that ... |
| | | | ... at Bloomberg. Jenkins will be returning to Australia for his new role, after 16 years abroad in London, Hong Kong and New York. Frontier Advisors chief executive Andrew Polson commented on Jenkins' appointment, saying that it should excite the Australian ... |
| | | | Powerwrap is now the global administration partner of a New York based alternative investments platform provider. The Australian platform provider has inked a deal to be administration partner of Qualis Capital. The firm is new on the scene, and plans ... |
| | | | The $56 billion super fund has partnered with a New York-based software company to support its strategic investment decisions and funds management. HESTA has selected GoldenSource Nexus to overhaul its investment data management, set to help the super ... |
| | | | The sale of Sargon's subsidiaries has yielded $29.6 million for its secured creditors including OneVue and Westpac, who will now have their claims decided in court. The sale, which was confirmed yesterday includes Diversa, CCSL, Tidswell and Australian ... |
| | | | Sargon's Diversa, CCSL and Tidswell businesses will be owned by New York-based buyers, who are committing to retaining Aussie jobs and have hired a Westpac and BT veteran for the board. New Yorker Teddy Wasserman of CloverHill Capital and Australian-origin ... |
| | | | ... hold its operating businesses (such as Diversa Trustees) in voluntary administration under EY to protect its interests. New York financier and Sargon investor Teddy Wasserman emerged as the buyer for operating businesses, AFR's Street Talk first ... |
| | | | ... the information. S&P hit back at the miner, filing its own action in the US District Court for the Southern District of New York. Fortescue asked the courts to ban Argus and S&P from reporting on and printing the discounts which the company circulates ... |
| | | | A global private asset consultant and manager with offices in New York, Paris, Geneva and Singapore has made an executive hire, set to boost investment opportunities for local investors and super funds. Flexstone Partners, an affiliate of Natixis Investment ... |
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