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MinterEllisonâs door revolves as Corrs raid continues Save Share Resignations at MinterEllison are starting to flow in thanks to the departure of five notable private equity and finance partners, with Minters special counsel Caitlin Chiu understood to be following John Mosley to Corrs Chambers Westgarth, alongside two others. Chiu will join the banking and finance team, as will fellow Minters special counsel Alison Morris, while senior associate Sara McDiamond will join the corporate M&A team. Corrsâ CEO Gavin MacLaren has been poaching staff from rival MinterEllison. Michelle Smith Mosley and fellow finance partner Stewart Robinson joined high profile PE partners Ricky Casali, Glen Sauer and Chris Allen in resigning en masse from MinterEllison in February to make the jump to rival Corrs, which is led by CEO Gavin MacLaren. ....
Private equity giant KKR has six banks on the hook to help fund its $1.7 billion deal to buy into Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s superannuation business, Colonial First State. ....
Paul Alexander May 28, 2021 The report of the Senate committee inquiry into the ousting of Australia Post boss Christine Holgate over Cartier watches, published yesterday, pulls no punches. Some of its 25 recommendations are blistering (with the inquiry’s Coalition members dissenting). There has been intense interest in the events involving the Morrison government pushing Holgate out of her job over rewarding four senior managers with luxury watches, worth about $20,000, for securing a deal the report says was worth more than $200 million in revenue. The saga has touched on issues of corporate rewards, the role of public service providers, the relationship between boards and senior executives, and workplace bullying. The report castigates Australia Post’s board and its owner (the federal government) over their understanding and respect for the organisations’s charter and proper governance. ....
The sections of the Senate inquiry report dealing with Australia Post's future, should be the most interesting. But they are the least satisfying. ....
Investors sneeze at Pepperâs ASX debut Save Share Pepper Moneyâs disappointing ASX debut could sap further energy from the IPO pipeline, as nervous investors wait for the raft of newly listed companies to report full-year results in August before committing to more deals. Investors sneezed when they got a sniff of Pepper after the non-bank lender made its debut on the ASX on Tuesday. The company raised $500 million âthe largest amount in any IPO this year â four weeks ago. Pepper CEO Mario Rehayem says he is confident the register is overweight long-term investors. Â Renee Nowytarger Sentiment around initial public offerings has soured since Pepperâs funding was secured, and a series of deals were pulled from the market earlier this month as two of last yearâs biggest new listings, Nuix and Adore Beauty, slumped after missing forecasts. ....