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UBS Vows to Pay Up to Rebuild Australia Team After Raid This content was published on March 15, 2021 - 21:47 March 15, 2021 - 21:47 (Bloomberg) -- UBS Group AG has vowed to pay up for top talent to rebuild its team in Australia following a poaching spree from upstart rivals in the country where the Swiss bank has dominated deals in recent decades. The Australian business, consistently one of the best performers for the bank globally, has been under pressure in recent months as former executives heading up new rivals lure staff with big payouts. Still, Anthony Sweetman, co-chief executive offi...

Inside lane: how Barrenjoey cut in on UBS Save Share Barrenjoey Capital has joined UBS, Macquarie and Morgan Stanley as an adviser for Transurban’s potential buyout of WestConnex in the latest example of the upstart investment bank swooping in on the Swiss bank’s turf. As well as cutting in on UBS’ mandate with a long-term and lucrative client, the new firm, run by chief executive Brian Benari, has poached its bankers, legal counsel Annette Spencer and, this week, top-rated analysts. It’s even fighting it out for talent in the schools, launching a cadet program, just like UBS.

2 Min Read SYDNEY, March 15 (Reuters) - Around 10 UBS Australia staff, including top banking analyst Jonathan Mott and top mining analyst Glyn Lawcock, have resigned from their multi-decade long positions at the Swiss investment bank, two sources with knowledge of the matter said. Both Mott and Lawcock, have been hired by Barrenjoey Capital Partners, a startup partly owned by Barclays Plc and Magellan Financial Group, according to the Australia Financial Review, which first reported the moves. Mott, who has worked as a banking analyst for UBS since 2002 according to his LinkedIn website, did ...

‘We anticipated the raids’: How Barrenjoey’s poaching day unfolded for UBS We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss March 15, 2021 — 4.46pm Save Normal text size Advertisement From the salubrious Chifley Square executive offices at Australia’s regularly ranked top investment bank, UBS, the governing executives had been ready for the final push against it. More than a year ago, when the industry got wind of a new investment banking house formed by former UBS executives, the Swiss-owned investment bank knew it would be und...

Avant-garde investment bank looks just like the others Save Share If the firm we've taken to calling Barrenjoey Public Relations Partners is half as successful at deal-making as it is at generating press coverage, we're sure the nation's most expensive start-up is gonna be a huge hit. From left, Barrenjoey Capital CEO Brian Benari, chairman Guy Fowler and COO John Cincotta.  Louie Douvis Still, for a firm that's so far put so much emphasis on its meritocratic nature and staff-friendly policies – 18 weeks' primary carer leave, five weeks' annual leave, all the flexibility you want â€...