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Investment banks are in a negative feedback loop, structured around lifestyles that disincentivise women, or more importantly help men win work from other men.
Wall Street banks’ latest class of managing directors in Australia skewed heavily toward infrastructure, metals and mining.
The suitor in Australia’s biggest-ever cash takeover couldn’t afford another rejection – three strikes could only mean it was out of the running.
Australian investors are increasingly backing ‘impact’ startups, report finds Giant Leap Fund managing partner Will Richardson. Source: supplied. The social and environmental impact of a business is becoming more of a contributing factor in the decisions of investors, as they shift in line with consumer — and employee — demand. That’s according to the Giant Leap Ventures’ Impact Startup Benchmark Report 2021, which has analysed investments made into Australian startups over the past five years. Giant Leap remains Australia’s first and only VC firm dedicated solely to impact sta...
Oil Search executive heads back to Goldman Sachs Share Oil Search chief investment officer Nicole Beavan is headed back to investment banking at Goldman Sachs. Goldman Sachs investment banking co-heads Nick Sims and Zac Fletcher told staff on Wednesday that Beavan would re-join as an executive director in its natural resources team, based in Sydney. Beavan was previously chief operating officer for natural resources at Goldman Sachs, before heading to Oil Search in 2019. She’s expected to cover metals and mining, oil and gas and infrastructure and utilities clients, which have historically ...