Green shoots in overhaul at AMP
AMP under new boss Alexis George is undertaking a ‘massive simplification’ of its wealth division while it navigates Covid-19 lockdowns.
AMP under new boss Alexis George is undertaking a ‘massive simplification’ of its wealth division while it navigates Covid-19 lockdowns.
AMP scraps the longstanding buyer of last resort option for financial advice practices, as it introduces sweeping changes.
Naming former Bendigo and Adelaide Bank CEO as director comes as AMP seeks to boost board financial services experience.
AMP shares have tumbled more than 3 per cent after it posted net outflows of $1.5bn in the March quarter.
Ares Management is pushing ahead with a cash offer for all of AMP’s $59bn private markets unit, but differences of opinion on price and deal structure remain.
Embattled AMP has caved to pressure and axed a proposal to grant outgoing boss Francesco De Ferrari $2.2m in incentives.
Incoming AMP chief executive Alexis George knows that to make it to the top you have to take risks.
AMP and suitor Ares Management are coming under intense investor pressure to draw a line under protracted deal talks.
Under-fire AMP flags a leadership and strategy review, but again declares CEO Francesco De Ferrari has not resigned.
With its CEO seemingly under a cloud, AMP’s reputation as an executive graveyard looks set to continue.
AMP says a proposed $2.5bn private markets JV with Ares will ‘substantially further strengthen’ the group’s capital position.
Ares pulls out of $6bn-plus bid but continues to ‘engage’, as AMP’s profit remains under pressure, shares plunge 10 per cent.
Ares Management is in talks with at least three parties, including Macquarie, to participate in buying AMP’s bank as part of its broader $6bn-plus takeover.
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The S&P added 1.4 per cent to hit its first record close since early September while the Dow Jones also jumped.
The wealth manger’s big name shareholders have been bending executive chairman David Evans’ ear over recent weeks.
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