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While Australia’s big banks may be home loan factories, their market trading units have also been reliable money spinners. But, some banks market divisions are not performing as well as expected.

Sydney motorists woke up this morning to the highest average price for regular unleaded petrol on record, b...

East coast gas producer Senex Energy has attracted a takeover approach from South Korea’s Posco in what would be the giant steelmaker’s first foray into oil and gas in Australia.

MacCap wins Findex bake off Save Share Macquarie Capital’s investment bankers are on the case at financial advisory and accounting firm Findex. It is understood the Silver Donut won the mandate to find Findex a new major backer and replace 40 per cent shareholder KKR Credit. Findex is the fifth biggest accounting firm in Australia by revenue, trailing only the big four international firms.   Ryan Stuart Bankers - both at Macquarie and those hopeful of securing a buy-side mandate - have ...

‘Hard to put the toothpaste back in the tube’: Young workers resisting returning to office We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss By Nelson D. Schwartz and Coral Murphy Marcos July 27, 2021 — 11.07am Normal text size Advertisement David Gross, an executive at a New York-based advertising agency, convened the troops over Zoom this month to deliver a message he and his fellow partners were eager to share: It was time to think about coming back ...

Female start-up founders fume at Porter’s email stuff-up Save Share Embattled Industry, Science and Technology Minister Christian Porter’s office has been left scrambling to smooth over a funding bungle that left thousands of Australian female entrepreneurs disappointed when they were told they had successfully applied for government grants, only to receive an email hours later retracting the money. About 1800 business owners were sent a correction email by the Department of Industry,...

Mouse plague: Bromadiolone will obliterate mice, but itll poison eagles, snakes and owls, too 1:46pm May 21, 2021 By Robert Davis, Bill Bateman, Damian Lettoof, Maggie J Watson and Michael Lohr Its the smell that hits you first. The scent of urine and decomposing bodies. Then you notice other signs: scuttles and squeaks, small dead bodies leaking blood, tails sticking out of hubcaps. If youve lived through a mouse plague, youve seen this, and smelled the stench of mice dying of poison baits. RE...

Probe into share crunch after $800m Reddit-led rally May 21, 2021 – 4.50pm Save Share The corporate watchdog and the sharemarket operator will probe potential stock manipulation in ASX minnow Credit Intelligence after the company found a potential campaign to suppress the stock a month after a Reddit-fuelled $800 million “pump and dump” rally. The Perth-based debt restructuring business on Friday referred “irregular trading behaviour” in its own shares to the Australian...

NAB, Nomura, PEP help Calibre refi Greensill debt Share Engineering and contracting company Calibre Group has waved goodbye to collapsed financier Greensill, as part of a new funding package arranged by National Australia Bank. Engineering and contracting company Calibre Group reported $486.2 million revenue and a $10.8 million profit in the 2020 financial year.  Ryan Stuart Street Talk understands Calibre has signed off on a $90 million refinancing, securing finance from NAB, Nomura, Pacific ...

Deja vu for Joe Longo’s war on cyber scams The incoming chairman of ASIC warned 23 years ago of the internet’s role in the manipulation financial assets, a threat he is faced with once again. May 10, 2021 – 10.07am Save Share Plus ça change. In April, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission was getting in touch with moderators of Facebook sharemarket forums, seeking to arrange meetings to discuss the pages and how content is managed. That was six months after ASIC...