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Big lessons in Link’s bid saga
Should public companies be pressured into offering bidders seemingly endless due diligence? That’s the question being raised by Link chairman and former banker Michael Carapiet.
After spending two years dealing with the complex governance and compliance issues generated by three separate takeover proposals and an initial public offering, Link Group chairman Michael Carapiet reckons Australia’s takeover laws are flawed.
Carapiet, who participated in more than 100 Link board meetings between August 2020 and this month, says there is an imbalance of power between boards trying to protect the interests of shareholders and bidders targeting public companies.
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