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| | ... only fund after it failed to swell funds under management. Mhor Asset Management kicked off in August 2016 with the former Vocus chief executive joining forces with former Renaissance Asset Management fund manager Gary Rollo. At the time, Spenceley said ... |
| | | ... bid for an Australian telecoms operator. Affinity Equity Partners has submitted a non-binding proposal to acquire 100% of Vocus Group for $3.50 per share, for a total of $2.2 billion. The proposal is subject to due diligence and conditional on matters ... |
| | | ... private equity firm KKR has made a $2.2 billion buyout proposal for an Australian telecoms operator. The proposal to acquire Vocus Group is subject to a number of conditions, including KKR being satisfied with due diligence, available financing, unanimous ... |
| | | ... newly-launched asset management business. EQT will now act as RE for MHOR Asset Management, the business co-founded by former Vocus Communications chief executive James Spenceley, who said: "For a fund to be taken seriously by an investor you have to ... |
| | | The founder and former chief executive of listed business telco provider Vocus Communications has launched an asset management firm. James Spenceley formed Vocus in 2008; in September last year, it merged with M2 Group to become a major $3 billion player ... |
| | | ... our top six performing companies in the portfolio. St Barbara was a standout performer over the year and Doray Minerals, Vocus, Medical Developments, Beadell Resources and Sirtex Medical all made a significant contribution to the return," Hall said. |
| | | ... of a chief financial officer (CFO), effective 4 July 2016. Darryl Inns, previously CFO of M2 Group (recently merged with Vocus Communications), will join the team. During his time at M2, Inns helped lift the company's market capitalisation from $14 million ... |
| | | ... including Autobarn, Autopro and Midas brands. Amcom Telecommunications shares were up eight cents, or 3.35%, at $2.47 after Vocus Communications sold its 10% stake in the company in a move it hoped would give a planned merger the best chance of succe ... |
| | | ... American media giant Time Warner reportedly approached the TV broadcaster with a $680 million takeover offer. Telco group Vocus dipped five cents to $5.69 after it and merger target Amcom agreed to open their books to each other as they ponder a possible ... |
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