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Today
- Investigation
- Nuix investigation
Nuix turmoil throws spotlight on Macquarie
Fresh details have emerged of the bank’s role in the tech company’s IPO, amid a witch-hunt to find the source of internal leaks.
- Neil Chenoweth, Adele Ferguson and Kate McClymont
This Month
- Investigation
- Nuix investigation
Ex-CEO: Where is Nuix going to find the money?
The technology giant has ditched half its defence in a damages claim by co-founder Eddie Sheehy that has ballooned to $200 million.
- Neil Chenoweth, Kate McClymont and Adele Ferguson
MIRA pitches break up-play for One Rail Australia, flyer out
Macquarie has offered to split its rail freight and coal transport business One Rail Australia in a bid to overcome negative investor sentiment towards the fossil fuel and record a $2 billion-plus payday.
- Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
MIRA, Aware Super in $2b debt raising for Vocus
Macquarie’s MIRA and Aware Super have kicked off a massive $2 billion debt raising to acquire Vocus Group.
- Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Nuix says sorry to investors for share price flop
At an investors day following an investigation by The Australian Financial Review, Nuix chairman Jeff Bleich admitted the company wasn’t prepared for listed life.
- Updated
- Yolanda Redrup
Macquarie Securities cops fifth fine in six years
The markets disciplinary panel has slugged Macquarie $126,000 and rapped the company on the knuckles for its “not unblemished” disciplinary history.
- Michael Roddan
Norway’s Link Mobility pays $560m for HT&E backed Soprano Design
HT&E-backed Soprano Design has found a deep-pocketed Scandinavian buyer.
- Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Best & Less IPO terms out: raising $72.3m at 7x profit
Allegro Funds’ clothing retailer Best & Less Group wants to raise $72.3 million for its initial public offering at $2.15 a share.
- Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Macquarie Bank’s top earner buys $40m trophy home
Agents say Nick O’Kane’s purchase of Sydney’s most expensive house sold this year comes as buyers battle it out for a dwindling number of prestige homes.
- Lucy Macken
- Investigation
- Nuix investigation
‘Slow the bleeding’: Nuix review flashed red weeks after listing
As the company’s shares peaked in January, an internal report was sounding the alarm that its products were in trouble.
- Adele Ferguson, Neil Chenoweth and Kate McClymont
‘Not taboo to ask anymore’: employers sign up to family-friendly push
Australia’s largest employers are signing up to be certified as “Family Friendly Workplaces” as offices adjust to the post-pandemic world.
- Finbar O'Mallon
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Nuix share price collapse hurts Macquarie’s brand
The data analytics company’s float delivered a $564 million payday to the silver doughnut, but it has come at some cost to its reputation.
- Tony Boyd
Nuix investors urge leadership overhaul
The besieged $996 million business plunged another 9.5 per cent on Monday after trying to explain away reports of infighting and inadequate prospectus risk disclosures.
- Updated
- Yolanda Redrup
- Analysis
- Airports
How Britain’s Aussie-owned airports aim to ride out the turbulence
It will take at least a few years for IFM, AMP and Macquarie to fully shake off the pandemic’s pinch, and then there is the net-zero headwinds yet to come.
- Hans van Leeuwen
- Investigation
- Nuix investigation
The infighting behind the $2.7b Nuix meltdown
It was last year’s hottest float, before missed forecasts sent its stock into a rapid plunge. But the company’s chequered history serves as a reality check.
- Adele Ferguson, Kate McClymont and Neil Chenoweth
- Analysis
- Due diligence
Can Macquarie keep the chaos going?
An increasing share of Macquarie Group’s earnings has come from profiting from volatility and dislocation across global markets. But analysts are wondering whether the wild ride will continue?
- Michael Roddan
Reject unsolicited transport projects, says Grattan Institute
Governments can slash the cost of road and rail projects by refusing to stump up cash to fix problems after contracts have been signed and rejecting unsolicited proposals, a think tank says.
- Jenny Wiggins
Copper 29Metals shows off assets ahead of float
The chance to break the listing drought for chunky base metal producers lives on!
- Sarah Thompson, Anthony Macdonald and Tim Boyd
Workers’ nirvana dawns at Macquarie
Macquarie Group has experienced a dramatic reduction in actionable mis(conduct). All it took was a global pandemic.
- Myriam Robin
- Opinion
- Chanticleer
Why Macquarie’s not as green as you think
Macquarie Group’s record profit came with lots of talk about environmental credentials. But scratch below the surface and the moneymaker is infrastructure.
- Tony Boyd
