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Macquarie’s MIRA is Axicom’s lead shareholder, while its bankers are mandated to find Axicom a new owner.

MacCap makes seven point pitch for MIRA’s Axicom

There’s plenty of love flowing between Macquarie Capital and its sister Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood
Icon Group has 45 cancer care centres globally and makes 80 per cent of its earnings in Australa, according to a pitch to potential buyers.

Goldman Sachs, QIC home in on Icon Group buyer

It’s down to the short strokes in the auction for cancer care business Icon Group. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood

IPD Group eyes $40m raise for IPO, $101m enterprise value

Electrical products distributor IPD Group is ready to officially hit the IPO circuit.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood

Investment means city-country divide on climate action is ‘over’

Business was leaving the Morrison government behind on climate change action but couldn’t drive down all the costs by itself, a summit has heard.

  • Mark Ludlow

Barclays CEO steps down as Epstein fallout spreads

Jes Staley’s departure came after UK regulators shared with Barclays the preliminary findings of their multi-year probe into what he told the bank’s board about his relationship with Epstein.

  • Stefania Spezzati and Bloomberg News

All eyes on Hub24 as Praemium in play

Now that wealth platform Praemium is officially in play, watchers are turning their minds to who could follow Netwealth and come calling.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood

Opinion & Analysis

Market bets Westpac will miss cost target

One bad slide in Westpac’s 131-page results presentation triggered a chain reaction, as leading analysts question the bank’s recent pledge to slash costs.

James Eyers

Senior Reporter

James Eyers

RBA starts weaning property market off ultra-cheap debt

By abandoning its yield target, the Reserve Bank is tacitly condoning the lift in short-term bond yields, which are already reflected in higher costs for fixed rate home loans.

Karen Maley

Columnist

Karen Maley

Wealth platforms yet to crack mass market

A flurry of takeover activity among the insurgents in the wealth platform space shows a market reaching maturity and enormous unmet demand in mass-market advice.

Chanticleer

Columnist

Chanticleer

Big bets are coming due for Westpac and the RBA

Peter King is yet to convince investors he has the right approach and Philip Lowe is struggling to make the market have faith in his 2024 timetable for rate rises.

Companies in the News

Macquarie Group

mqg$195.640
 -1.53%

Crown Resorts

cwn$10.340
 1.17%

ANZ Bank

anz$27.820
 -1.17%

Santos

sto$7.080
 -0.28%

Updated: Nov 2, 2021 – 3.58pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

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James Packer giving evidence from his yacht on Friday.

Battle stations as Crown and Packer counter Finkelstein proposals

Just days after Crown Resorts was found to be unfit to run its Melbourne casino, director Bruce Carter staged the first vigorous resistance to a key recommendation.

  • Elouise Fowler
The Finkelstein report has recommended that James Packer should be made to reduce his stake to 5 per cent.

Crown’s road back is paved with doubt

Victoria’s royal commission outlined a swath of recommendations to help Crown Resorts save itself. But experts doubt whether redemption is possible.

  • James Thomson
Huon Aquaculture's Frances and Peter Bender together own about a 66 per cent stake in the company.

Below the surface in the battle for Huon

The Foreign Investment Review Board is examining applications to buy Huon Aquaculture from Brazil’s JBS and Canada’s Cooke Seafood.

  • Jemima Whyte

Yesterday

Market bets Westpac will miss cost target

One bad slide in Westpac’s 131-page results presentation triggered a chain reaction, as leading analysts question the bank’s recent pledge to slash costs.

  • Updated
  • James Eyers

RBA starts weaning property market off ultra-cheap debt

By abandoning its yield target, the Reserve Bank is tacitly condoning the lift in short-term bond yields, which are already reflected in higher costs for fixed rate home loans.

  • Karen Maley

Melbourne Cup caps super spring for racing’s gang of four

Verry Elleegant’s stunning Melbourne Cup win was the third Spring Carnival triumph in as many weeks for four owners united by business and racing.

  • James Thomson

Slattery, Englund’s FiberSense books investors for series B raising

Bevan Slattery’s newest telecommunication tech play FiberSense is set to go cap in hand to existing and potential new investors for a funding round. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood

Price row stalls Netwealth’s bid for Praemium

ASX-listed Praemium has rejected a non-binding offer to merge with larger competitor Netwealth and form a wealth administration powerhouse with $94 billion under control.

  • Updated
  • Aleks Vickovich
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Beach Energy chief Matt Kay quits

Managing director Matt Kay has resigned and chief financial officer Morne Engelbrecht has been elevated to the top job.

  • Lucas Baird

Travel insurance costs to rise nearly 10pc

Holidaymakers heading overseas should expect higher travel insurance bills and to pay for costly PCR tests.

  • Lucas Baird

Barclays counts the cost of Epstein probe as CEO Staley departs

The abrupt exit of Barclays CEO Jes Staley in the wake of a regulatory probe into his past ties with Jeffrey Epstein shines a spotlight on the bank’s culture.

  • Stephen Morris

Wealth platforms yet to crack mass market

A flurry of takeover activity among the insurgents in the wealth platform space shows a market reaching maturity and enormous unmet demand in mass-market advice.

  • Tony Boyd

Betty’s Burgers sales jump as takeaway soars

Parent company Retail Zoo has opened new stores throughout the pandemic and plans more in Australia and overseas.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

Disney+ beating out Amazon Prime in race to second place

The arrival of the Star brand in February is helping Disney+ inch ahead of rival Amazon Prime Video.

  • Miranda Ward

Telix gets first regulatory tick on prostate cancer imaging product

The Therapeutic Goods Administration has approved the biotech’s product Illuccix, helping to push its shares higher by over 8 per cent.

  • Carrie LaFrenz

Adore Beauty dealmaker chairman Justin Ryan resigns

New chairman Marina Go says the strategy will not change as the group tries to harness more of the shift to e-commerce.

  • Simon Evans

Netwealth, Praemium suit up for merger battle

Netwealth’s put a line in the sand at Praemium, offering its shareholders about a 15 per cent stake in the combined group in a bid to kick off talks between the companies. 

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood

Blackstone acquires storage business Fort Knox

Blackstone has acquired Australian self-storage solutions company Fort Knox, in what’s expected to be one of the largest self-storage transactions in the country.

  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood
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BHP’s plan to exit thermal coal is in doubt

BHP’s exit from thermal coal is looking less certain as record prices and shifting investor attitudes put the brakes on its planned retreat from the dirtiest fuel.

  • Thomas Biesheuvel, Harry Brumpton and James Thornhill

How Spanish Mission cost Macquarie its chance at Cup glory

Macquarie’s quant team picked first and second in their Cup tips, but they left out Spanish Mission, the horse rated as the best foreign raider in this year’s field; great day for Brae Sokolski, who owns Verry Elleegant and Incentivise. Follow the Cup latest here.

  • Andrew Hobbs and James Thomson

Vulcan Energy revels in online disinformation

How ridiculous is it for Vulcan to lament negative press when it has been richly rewarded by positive cash-for-comment

  • Michael Roddan

Inside Incentivise’s old-school tilt at Melbourne Cup glory

Incentivise has emerged from nowhere to be the shortest-priced Melbourne Cup favourite since Phar Lap.

  • James Thomson

This Month

Macquarie quants tip Twilight Payment for the Melbourne Cup, trifecta best bet

Macquarie’s quant team is tipping Twilight Payment to secure back-to-back Melbourne Cup victories, placing it narrowly ahead of short-priced race favourite Incentivise.

  • Updated
  • Anthony Macdonald, Yolanda Redrup and Kanika Sood