A shooting scare forced the evacuation of Summit Preparatory Charter High School in redwood city. A code red was issued. Each classroom locked down. Police arrived on the scene and started evacuating the students from the school. Police swept the campus but didnt find the gunman. And in the last hour officials figured out that it was possibly the sound of a nail gun that a student heard not gunshots after hearing the sound the student reported it to a teacher prompting the evacuation. The popping sounds were either coming from a series of balloons that were being popped on campus or construction nail guns and the like around the school. Police are in the process of doing one last sweep before lifting the evacuation. Students will soon be moved back into the classrooms and resume school. A developing story in the north bay where a Home Invasion robbery leads to a fatal shoot out. Kpix 5 has ryan live. Reporter police have this lane blocked off. They say the home hit was a marijuana grow
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Channel Capital teams up with former Mellon CEO to launch incubator firm
Des Mac Intyre
Channel Capital, a Melbourne-based incubator and platform provider for startup money management firms, is teaming up with former Mellon Investments Chairman and CEO Desmond Des Mac Intyre to launch Eolas Capital, a New York-based investment manager incubator.
The move effectively means that Channel Capital which works with eight money management partners in Australia with combined assets of A$16 billion ($12.6 billion) is going global, said Mr. Mac Intyre, who stepped down from Mellon in February.
In a market with a lot of providers of patient capital, Eolas will look to differentiate itself by offering a full suite of business partnership services, including strategy, finance, operations, technology and front-to-back office marketing and sales, Mr. Mac Intyre said.
Channel Capital Launches Offshore Governance Services Business to Be Headed by Mark Cook
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SYDNEY and GEORGE TOWN, Grand Cayman, Feb. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Channel Capital Pty Ltd. (Channel), a leading Australian multi-affiliate investment management company servicing more than A$16 billion in assets, has established Channel Capital Cayman, an offshore governance services business based in the Cayman Islands.
Mark Cook, Executive Director, Channel Capital Cayman
Mark Cook, an experienced director for Cayman Islands and other offshore investment funds will lead the business, which will focus on establishing and operating investment funds domiciled in the United States, Cayman Islands and other offshore financial centres, as well as ensuring ongoing compliance with regulatory obligations including anti-money laundering and tax transparency.
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