Private equity in Australia has hit a turning point. A long-running battle over fees and flow of superannuation money into offshore players is sweeping away old certainties and forcing industry into new territory.
Private equity in Australia has hit a turning point. A long-running battle over fees and the steady flow of superannuation money into offshore private equity players is sweeping away old certainties and forcing the industry into new, uncharted territory.
The changes clear the way for investors to exert more control and impose lower costs on an asset class often mistrusted as one of the darker arts.
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Gretchen Friemann writes on Business specialising in Banking & Finance, Mining, Real Estate. Based in our Sydney newsroom, Gretchen is a Street Talk editor.
