• Rear Window

John Karantzis is a big deal in Saudi Arabia

He’s the biggest (Greek) name in Australian business to launch into the Saudi Kingdom since Andrew Liveris.

• Sep 29, 2021
• Joe Aston

• Rear Window

Clean Energy Regulator keeps it simple

Colourful identities are lining up to compete in the second round of the Australian Carbon Exchange tender.

• Sep 20, 2021
• Michael Roddan

• Rear Window

Graeme Samuel comes around on John Karantzis

Marvel as Professor Samuel flatly refuses to acknowledge his own agency in this furore.

• Aug 15, 2021
• Joe Aston

• Executive shake-up

Graeme Samuel quits NSX over governance

The former ACCC boss has resigned abruptly four months after being appointed as a board director, citing frustration with a mooted governance overhaul.

• Updated Aug 13, 2021
• Michael Roddan, Joe Aston and Jonathan Shapiro

• Rear Window

Graeme Samuel sees potential in John Karantzis’ NSX

The ex-ACCC chairman has joined the board of a company headed by a man fighting an ASIC case. But says he has “no view on the proceedings”.

• May 21, 2021
• Myriam Robin

• Rear Window

iSignthis buys into NSX to spite ASX

And the NSX is presumably just happy someone is buying its stock with legal tender.

• Feb 20, 2020
• Myriam Robin

• Managed funds

Cough 'em up: court orders stock exchange to divulge complaints

A rare case sees a troubled investment management firm looking to dig up what allegations have been made against it.

• Jul 29, 2019
• Liam Walsh

ASIC's inquiry into NSX raises 'serious questions' about foreign listings

The NSX has agreed to lift compliance after an ASIC review of listing standards uncovered 'concerning practices and trends'.

• Updated Aug 28, 2017
• Vesna Poljak

Chinese financier comes to NSX's rescue

NSX, the operator of the Bendigo and National Stock Exchange, has struck a funding deal involving a wealthy Chinese businessman that could raise more than $4million amid ongoing conflict between shareholders, former directors and its new management team.

• Updated Nov 29, 2009
• David Ciampa

Small exchange operator in clean stock venture

The new management of NSX Ltd, operator of the National and Bendigo stock exchanges, will try to turn around the fortunes of the loss-making company through a joint venture tapping into the emerging sustainable investments market

• Sep 2, 2009
• David Ciampa

Breaking news and analysis of major corporate events

Iluka Resources Iluka Resources is viewing US chemicals maker Huntsman Corp's proposed $US415 million ($494 million) purchase of selected assets from bankrupt titanium dioxide producer Tronox as something that could have positive implications for the market

• Sep 1, 2009
• Edited by Sarah Thompson

Big move on NSX, Waislitz grabs 16.8pc

Alex Waislitz, son-in-law of late billionaire Richard Pratt, has become the largest shareholder in NSX, operator of the Bendigo and National stock exchanges, through his company Thorney Investment Group, as pressure mounts on the Rudd government to grant new market licences in Australia

• Aug 18, 2009
• David Ciampa and Damon Kitney

NSX claims report supports sale

NSX chairman Michael Costello has defended the proposed $12 million sale of a controlling stake in the dual-exchange license holder to the New Zealand Stock Exchange following the release of an independent expert's report

• May 22, 2009
• David Ciampa

NZX stands by its offer price for NSX

The New Zealand Stock Exchange has defended its $12 million bid for a controlling stake in the National and the Bendigo stock exchanges, despite widespread opposition from shareholders

• May 19, 2009
• David Ciampa

Alternative exchange seeks clean start

Alternative equity market operator NSX is poised to open a new board in September devoted exclusively to clean technology stocks in an initiative that will attract former United States vice-president and environmental campaigner Al Gore to its opening in Sydney.

• Jul 10, 2007
• Henry Byrne