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What to expect from Australian mergers and acquisitions 2022

Investment bankers say last year’s $300 billion M&A party shows no signs of abating in 2022, despite rate increase bets and last year’s record deal volumes.

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Boral adds Citi to defence, eyes on US bids

Boral adds Citi to defence, eyes on US bids Save Share Itâs getting crowded in the Boral Ltd camp. The Boral board says shareholders should reject the Seven Group offer, which offers no premium.Â However, itâs a good sign for Citi that itâs retained Boral as a client, given the leadership and board changes at the building materials company. Citiâs local banking boss Tony Osmond is understood to be involved, while his former colleague Aidan Allen leads the ticket at Jarden. Related Quotes Advertisement The US bids are expected to be the next major course of business (if you assume the Stokesâ Seven Group is batted away). Bids are said to be weeks away.

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Brain gain: New boutiques, surge in deals lure expat bankers back to Australia

Brain gain: New boutiques, surge in deals lure expat bankers back to Australia
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Brain gain: New boutiques, deals surge lure expat bankers to Australia

BusinessWorld May 17, 2021 | 4:26 pm Sydney central business district by Jorge LÃ¡scar/Flickr/CC BY 2.0 HONG KONGÂ âÂ Australian expatriate investment bankers are returning home in large numbers, lured by the launch of new boutique advisory firms, a sharp pick up in deal-making,Â and the safety of a country relatively unscathed by the coronavirus pandemic.Â Signs of a strong economic rebound from a brief pandemic- induced recession are underscoring a trend that is starting to reverse a long tradition of Australian bankers heading overseas to more tax-friendly global financial centers.Â âThere is a brain gain happening in Australia, we are acquiring additional knowledge and experience,âÂ said Nick Hughes, Australia co-head at UBS.Â

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Brain gain: New boutiques, deals surge lure expat bankers to Australia

Article content HONG KONG Australian expatriate investment bankers are returning home in large numbers, lured by the launch of new boutique advisory firms, a sharp pick up in deal-making and the safety of a country relatively unscathed by the coronavirus pandemic. Signs of a strong economic rebound from a brief pandemic- induced recession are underscoring a trend that is starting to reverse a long tradition of Australian bankers heading overseas to more tax-friendly global financial centers. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Brain gain: New boutiques, deals surge lure expat bankers to Australia Back to video

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