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| | | ... share, valuing the firm at $107 million. The firm's board unanimously recommended the offer, which was priced at a 67% premium to the OneVue's closing price on May 28 and a 19% premium to its 12 month VWAP. At the time, Iress chief executive Andrew Walsh ... |
| | | | ... make an offer to the 96 shareholders who were impacted by WAM's actions. He had intended to pay 7.0 cents per share, a premium to the 6.9 cents that shareholders would receive by selling into WAM Active's takeover bid, it said. WAM said the offer contains ... |
| | | | Madison Financial Group is set to be owned by Clime Investment Management, after a share sale deed was signed yesterday, as first reported by Financial Standard early this morning. OneVue this morning said the sale includes Madison Financial Group ... |
| | | | ... to buy all of OneVue for 40 cents per share in cash, which would value OneVue at $107 million. The offer price is a 67% premium to OVH's closing price on May 28 and 19% premium to the 12-month VWAP. OneVue's board is unanimously recommending ... |
| | | | ... back into the 30s [in April]. The fund went long the market via S&P calls and VIX puts in late March. Due to the rich premium in VIX options, the VIX index did not fall fast enough for the position to turn positive at the April expiry," it said. "By ... |
| | | | ... accelerated revolution." Similarly, Australian Ethical portfolio manager Andy Gracey said many small caps are now trading at a premium to their large cap counterparts. "The market is now reasonable comfortable with small caps, which is a bit counterintuitive ... |
| | | | ... risk premiums increase and growth rates decline." Companies that generate secular growth are likely to still trade at a premium, he said, while record low interest rates lowering the cost of capital for corporations are unlikely to force investors to ... |
| | | | ... significantly from management level and above," the report reads. "For the Sydney market, we also typically observe a 10 to 15% premium to account for the higher cost of living for similar positions across Australia. However, this can vary depending ... |
| | | | ... vibrant transaction market." However, a key variable will be seller and buyer price expectations, with valuations in non-premium buildings already softening in the wake of the pandemic. |
| | | | ASIC has announced it has secured $160 million in remediation for consumers sold junk credit insurance from 11 major banks and lenders between 2011 and 2018. These include offerings from ANZ, Australian Central Credit Union, Bank of Queensland, Bendigo ... |
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