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| | | In another first for Pinnacle Investment Management this week, the firm has set up a North American-based affiliate in a small-cap equities fund manager. The fund manager is based in Toronto, Canada, focused on small caps and other global equities. ... |
| | | | ... substantial provider of credit cards and credit card services. Evidence showed that the proposed acquisition was "unlikely to raise competition concerns in any other areas of overlap", given Citi's minimal market share in these markets. During its review ... |
| | | | ... Pinnacle Investment Management will acquire a 25% stake in an Australian private equity firm, funded by a massive $105 million raise. The ASX-listed firm will become part owner of Five V Capital, which currently has $1.1 billion in funds under management ... |
| | | | ... Microequities' Private to Beyond the IPO fund and PADUA's corporate advisors Tiger & Bear Partners also participated in the raise. The funding will enable the business to continue to ramp up its technology development roadmap and further expand into ... |
| | | | ... quarter (from 1.7% in the previous one) - not something you'll write your mother and certainly not one to persuade the RBA to raise interest rates. More so because it's below the 3.0% growth rate the RBA determines as the rate that would send consumer ... |
| | | | ... objectives," Roberts Gray Lawyers senior partner Rhys Roberts said. The contempt charges against Mawhinney allege he continued to raise funds through financial products despite ASIC having handed him a 20-year ban from doing so in April. The regulator ... |
| | | | ... strength of our client's appeal case." The contempt order is in relation to allegations that Mawhinney has continued to raise funds through financial products, even though ASIC banned him for 20 years. |
| | | | ... Mawhinney, the founder of Mayfair 101. The contempt order is in relation to allegations that Mawhinney has continued to raise funds through financial products, even though ASIC banned him for 20 years. On 19 April 2021, Mawhinney was ordered by the Federal ... |
| | | | Pallas Capital launched a new trust that provides loans to the commercial real estate sector. Backed by Pallas and Credit Suisse, the Pallas Funding Trust lends between $1 million and $10 million to medium-sized commercial real estate borrowers. The ... |
| | | | ... catastrophic for our nation." White pointed out that, based on the average home loan amount, an increase of $300 is only about a 1% raise to mortgage payments. "1% is not a large increase. It will happen and with the RBA recently deciding not to intervene ... |
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