When Macquarie chairman Glenn Stevens and chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake take the stage at the $86 billion finance giant’s annual meeting on Thursday morning, investors expect the usual sea of calm.
Stevens, the former governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, is no stranger to the public eye. Wikramanayake is the consummate professional. And the meeting will be held on home turf, at Macquarie’s gleaming new global headquarters in Sydney.