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| | | ... acquire 100% of Centrepoint Alliance. Yesterday, the listed advice group entered a call option deed with TIGA Trading and Thorney Holdings in respect of 19.99% of Centrepoint. This was followed by a non-binding and indicative proposal to the Centrepoint ... |
| | | | ... was led by Perennial Value Management, and included Regal Funds Management, Ophir Asset Management and Alex Waislitz's Thorney Investment Group. Superhero chief executive John Winters said the platform has room for growth. "New Zealand is a priority ... |
| | | | ... June $25 million capital raise saw institutional investors, Perennial Investment Management, Regal Funds Management and Thorney Investment Group, take up a stake in the fintech. And, in July 2021, it launched $0 brokerage US trading. |
| | | | ... million in equity value for OneVue last year, after revising its offer in light of opposition from major OVH shareholder Thorney. Iress reported $14.5 million in net profit after tax for the three months ending September, compared to $14.6 million in ... |
| | | | ... cents per share. The sale price was unsuccessfully challenged by OneVue's largest shareholder, the Alex Waislitz owned Thorney companies, but eventually got the shareholder approval. Following the acquisition, OneVue's founder and managing director ... |
| | | | Alex Waislitz's Thorney Technologies LIC which invests in tech companies has attracted investment from New York's Woodson Capital Management. TEK conducted a $27 million placement to institutional, professional and sophisticated investors, as a part ... |
| | | | ... businesses. Fortlake Asset Management is offering four funds, across retail, wholesale and institutional. Alex Waislitz's Thorney is major shareholder, and he or Martin Casey will have a non-executive directorhip on the five-person board. "We are ... |
| | | | ... looking forward to working alongside our staff and clients." The sale price was challenged by OVH's largest shareholder Thorney companies but eventually got the shareholder nod of approval at the vote by a wide margin. "It has been an incredible ... |
| | | | ... OneVue at 43 cents per share - endorsed by the board but considered lowball by its biggest shareholder Waislitz's Thorney group of companies. It saw a turnout of 85.34% of the total votes. About 75% of these were in favour of the acquisition while ... |
| | | | ... against the proposed scheme of arrangement with Iress. OneVue is referring to Alex Waislitz, whose companies under the Thorney umbrella have voted against the deal and encouraged other shareholders to do the same. "It is unfortunate that OneVue clients ... |
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