Western Sydney International’s backers, including the Albanese government, say travellers will embrace the hub. They’re about to find out if that’s true.
The push comes as the airline’s chief executive prepares to visit Australia and as it agrees to use the new airport from December next year.
Recalcitrant board member Andrew Darbyshire is set to abstain on a vote to recommend the re-election of two fellow board members.
JPMorgan filters out external artificial intelligence agents, as warnings come about the risk from bots that now generate more than 57 per cent of web traffic.
The exchange’s new chief executive, Anthony Attia, says Australia cannot afford to wait as the NYSE and Nasdaq in December move to 23-hour daily trading.
Anthony Attia is reviewing listing rules and is open to working with ASIC on founder trading rules, dual-class shares and the pre-vetting of prospectuses.
As Greg Ward prepares to take over as CEO, the group’s evolution has seen it restructure its principal investment unit and offload its aircraft leasing arm.
Not long before the biggest float in decades stalled, Morgans Financial’s senior investment adviser was telling clients that demand had been “enormous”.
Cbus and Schroders are among those privately raising concerns, but it will be interesting to see whether those against the deal have enough sway to block it.
It’s the third resignation from the role for the non-bank lender this year, as a law firm investigates employee complaints.
The review will assess serious complaints raised by staff, as the non-bank lender also considers defending court action launched by its former chief executive.
The Ownership Matters recommendation comes as investigation by Macquarie concludes that directors Michelle Hinchliffe and Susan Lloyd-Hurwitz did not breach its “policies or rules”.
The exchange might also try to use the capped fee strategy and a listing rule review to re-engage with mega listing prospects such as Canva and Rokt.
Just days after the mooted float, ASIC will host a roundtable aimed at boosting market resilience and the nation’s attractiveness as a listing destination.
CGI Glass Lewis supports the director’s return, but says her relationship with her former employer KPMG was a concern.
The pressures buffeting active fund managers across the country over the past three years have clearly taken their toll on the founder and his boutique firm.
The lender has found a host of problems within its commercial arm as well as its SME unit, as competition intensifies for loans to companies.
The review is in response to at least $4 billion of suspected home loan fraud infecting the portfolios of the nation’s five biggest banks.
Only the Brunswick Fund will survive the changes at Cooper Investors, which will trigger headcount cuts and reflect a challenging climate for active managers.
Warburg Pincus hasn’t declared its third offer final, meaning there may be scope for the American giant to ratchet up the bid with the benefit of due diligence.
