Jarden deal-makers sharpen their focus on lifting share
This year expect more Australian corporations to reshape their portfolios and private equity to consider floats as an investment exit option, says Jarden Group.
Bridget Carter
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Jarden to lobby for joint Australia-NZ share trading index
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Citi leads as block trades rule
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Australian Unity to offload property fund
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Charter Hall succeeds in its chase, while Bain likely to return
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Adamantem Capital snaps up Mason Stevens for about $200m
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More top Lendlease execs head for the door
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