Macquarie flags 35% profit dive
Challenging global markets will punch a 35 per cent hole in Macquarie Group’s first-half profit.
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Macquarie backs away from AMP assets buy
Macquarie Group is understood to have backed away from a possible acquisition of assets within AMP.
Macquarie joins Neptune for Eni chase
Macquarie Group is understood to have joined forces with Neptune Energy to compete for the portfolio of assets on offer from Italy’s Eni.
Macquarie bank scores with EPL tactic
English soccer a new and increasingly lucrative arm of Australian banking’s millionaire’s factory.
Will Scentre Group raise capital?
Analysts from Macquarie Bank are calling attention to the company’s increasing debt.
Water trade ‘needs tighter regulation’
The ACCC proposals to reform the water trading market need to focus on the pre-trade process, says a high-powered trading group.
Macquarie braces for COVID storm
Macquarie scraps earnings guidance for the first time since the GFC as it warns of ‘unprecedented uncertainty’.
Macquarie Group says economic outlook still uncertain
Macquarie Group has warned the worldwide impact of the coronavirus pandemic will plague its profitability.
Adapt or ‘it will be the end of you’
At Macquarie Bank Bill Moss earned a reputation for predicting the future. From home isolation, he surveys the post-pandemic nation.
Bruce Gordon ditches Deutsche Bank
Regional broadcasting proprietor Bruce Gordon has cut ties with investment bank Deutsche Bank.
As good as it gets?
Macquarie Group’s biggest ever capital raising could be a signal that this is as good it as it gets in the current market cycle.
Honey, I shrunk the super sector
In the near future we can expect funds under management at industry funds to overtake all others including SMSFs.
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