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Bain Capital-backed Estia in $400m-plus BlueCross auction - Vimarsana News

Bain Capital-backed Estia in $400m-plus BlueCross auction

Corporate advisor Canterbury Partners has been tapped to run the auction and received indicative bids over the weekend.

Source: afr.com
WA gold play Red 5 beefs up defence after Silver Lake buys 11pc - Vimarsana News

WA gold play Red 5 beefs up defence after Silver Lake buys 11pc

It’s a wise move: Finlayson isn’t likely to let a cashed-up Silver Lake swoop on Red 5 without a fight.

Source: afr.com
AFR Power list 2023: The top dealmakers in the investment banking sector are Laura Golis, Kelvin Barry, Andrew Leyden, Michael Stock, Matthew Grounds, Tony Osmond and Alan Young - Vimarsana News

AFR Power list 2023: The top dealmakers in the investment banking sector are Laura Golis, Kelvin Barry, Andrew Leyden, Michael Stock, Matthew Grounds, Tony Osmond and Alan Young

Here are the key players pulling the most strings in the investment banking sector, helped by fortifying client relationships and staying close to boards.

Source: afr.com
Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin's halving could be price catalyst - Vimarsana News

Cryptocurrency: Bitcoin's halving could be price catalyst

The world’s largest cryptocurrency has tumbled again but bitcoin’s fans argue the dip is a buying opportunity ahead of the next ‘halving’ in 2024.

Source: afr.com
How Rob Scott of Wesfarmers ended up running a $56bn company - Vimarsana News

How Rob Scott of Wesfarmers ended up running a $56bn company

The Wesfarmers CEO started work as a sailing instructor. He went on to win an Olympic rowing medal, marry an Olympian and run a $56 billion company. Oh, and he wants his staff in the office.

Source: afr.com