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Goldman Sachs, the Turnbulls and a broken friendship

A court fight over Pengana Capital provides an insight into how, even in a world where relationships are meant to be everything, money rules.

Aaron Patrick
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Each generation, a small, elite group of young women and men agree to give up most of their waking lives to enrich the partners of Goldman Sachs.

Pengana Capital CEO Russel Pillemer photographed in Melbourne in February, 2020. Joe Armao

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Aaron Patrick was a senior correspondent at The Australian Financial Review.
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