Macquarie denies traders rigged gas prices in Texas
Australian investment powerhouse Macquarie Group is fighting a lawsuit brought by the Texas Attorney-General that it manipulated the gas market in the US.
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High stakes for APA Group in Alinta Energy auction
Analysts say that Alinta Energy’s assets for sale in north west Australia meets APA Group’s desire for transmission and remote energy.
Macquarie primed for opportunity out of global woes
The banking giant has delivered a record $5.2bn profit and chief executive Shemara Wikramanayake believes global economic woes mean there will be acquisition opportunities ripe for the picking.
Meet the Macquarie Group man who earns $57m a year
Macquarie’s commodities and markets boss Nick O’Kane has had an ‘exceptional’ year and now takes home over $1m a week. Is he Australia’s highest-paid executive?
Inflation ‘stickier’ on way down amid recession fears
Macquarie chief economist Ric Deverell says the risk of a hard economic landing is growing, despite employment holding up in the face of rising interest rates.
Migration, resources to help navigate mild downturn
Macquarie’s chief says population growth and natural resources activity will help the nation avert a deep economic downturn.
Macquarie poised for record $5bn profit
Macquarie Group’s 2023 profit results are set to show a purple patch for the firm, as it benefits from factors including a lower Australian dollar and volatile commodity and energy markets.
Big bank’s surprise move for homeowners
A major Aussie bank has shocked customers in their latest interest rate update after the Reserve Bank offered some relief.
Macquarie prepares huge offer for Italian telco
Italy’s state lender and Macquarie Group are preparing a multibillion-euro offer for Telecom Italia’s landline network that could be lobbed as soon as Monday.
The Secret Broker: Ask man in MG about M&G
News Macquarie Bank might make a bid for his former oh-so-British client M&G had The Secret Broker pondering banking shenanigans – and MGs.
Bingo and rich-lister Daniel Tartak face criminal cartel charges
Waste company Bingo Industries has pleaded guilty to criminal cartel offences relating to price fixing for demolition waste services in Sydney.
Macquarie talks up business mix, warns on economy
Despite a strong start to the year, Macquarie cautioned of weakening trading conditions and shied away from providing 2023 earnings guidance to coincide with its AGM.
Macquarie’s John Pickhaver relocates to New York
The investment banking arm at Macquarie Group is reshuffling its management ranks.
Macquarie Bank beats rivals on mortgages
The investment and retail bank has ranked top of the pile for home loans across metrics including credit growth and broker experience, while ANZ lags the pack.
Big four banks, Macquarie hike interest rates
CBA kicked off latest round of home loan rate hikes less than 24 hours after the RBA’s third increase since May. ANZ, Macquarie Bank, NAB and Westpac follow suit.
Macquarie bankers approved $10m Nuix farewell
Macquarie Group executives allege a $10.3m payment to former CEO Eddie Sheehy was to clear the way for his exit, not compensate him for the true value of his share options.
Three-way battle for Westpac’s Panorama unit
The three key trade buyers battling it out for Westpac’s wealth management unit are believed to be Colonial First State, AMP and Macquarie Group.
Oil windfall casts shadow over green Macquarie
The intensity of oil and gas price swings resulted in super trading profits that delivered hundreds of millions of dollars in just weeks.
Rising inflation won’t last
Macquarie Bank’s Viktor Shvets expects runaway global inflation to swing back to disinflation very quickly.
Macquarie profits set to jump as traders thrive
Banking bosses make few friends for saying so, but troubled times are good for traders.
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