AMP still in Macquarie’s sights
A number of players are still believed to be running the ruler over companies in the financial services space.
A number of players are still believed to be running the ruler over companies in the financial services space.
AMP is doubling down on its position to only release the final investigation into sexual harassment by executive Boe Pahari.
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AMP is locked in a battle with sexual harassment complainant Julia Szlakowski.
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Board ‘appears to be tone deaf’ to the cultural issues at play, say shareholders.
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The position of AMP Capital boss Boe Pahari is now untenable in the wake of public revelations of sexual harassment.
Superannuation funds say a top AMP executive’s position is untenable after a sexual harassment complaint lodged against him was made public.
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The sudden departure of AMP Australia boss Alex Wade early this month reopened wounds.
AMP chief executive Francesco De Ferrari has singled out reforming the troubled wealth group’s culture as his number one priority in the final months of 2020.
AMP’s culture is front-and-centre in its strategic plans, but the key to change is progress and actions over working groups.
Steady dividends weren’t enough to offset weak guidance at Telstra, pulling the ASX down 0.7pc, but a special payout sent AMP up by 11pc.
Woodside’s first half underlying profit sank 27pc as lower energy prices took the shine off record LNG production.
Wealth group AMP will return millions of dollars to shareholders despite profit slipping due to the coronavirus pandemic.
The S&P/ASX200 index has closed in negative territory, snapping a two-day winning streak. One sector in particular led the declines.
Banking industry veteran Mark Johnson says “quite radical” measures are required to fix culture at a company like AMP.
Catherine Brenner might be breathing easier but AMP is still a mess. The sooner it is taken over or broken up the better.
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AMP CEO Francesco De Ferrari has warned staff the company takes complaints seriously, days after the controversial exit of Alex Wade.
The embattled wealth group has received material alleging its Australia chief sent lewd photos to a woman.
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