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The tough task facing the Australian securities regulator

Bronte Capital

Australia has several jurisdictional issues that make it a haven for corporate criminals. Feature one: compulsory privatised pensions (called superannuation) Australians are forced to save almost ten percent of their salary into lock-box savings accounts that they cannot touch until retirement. I personally have been a beneficiary.

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Private Equity Value Creation: Equally Viable Alternative to PE Deal Teams?

Mergers and Inquisitions

They may occasionally hire from corporate development and corporate strategy teams, but they would prefer to hire candidates in operational roles at their own portfolio companies. In theory, it’s possible, but it’s not that likely unless you’ve had deal experience in a previous role, such as investment banking or corporate development.

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Commodity Hedge Funds: The Most Lucrative “Hidden Gem” in Finance?

Mergers and Inquisitions

Commodity trading and investing are appealing for many of the same reasons global macro strategies are appealing: inflation protection, diversification, and potentially higher returns when financial assets perform poorly. The post Commodity Hedge Funds: The Most Lucrative “Hidden Gem” in Finance?

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Ensuring M&A Success: A Comprehensive Due Diligence Questionnaire when Sourcing Deals

Devensoft

You’ll also have a better understanding of how the financial trajectory is likely to continue over the next 3–5 years. Liabilities may include: Bonds Mortgages Loans Accounts Accrued expenses It’s also critical to review outstanding legal issues. These financial obligations can hinder the success of the acquisition.

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The 2024 Election: Nothing Stops This Train

Mergers and Inquisitions

He cut corporate and personal taxes, reduced or slowed regulation, imposed stricter immigration rules, and took a tougher stance on China, trade, and tariffs. I do not think a corporate tax rate reduction to 15% is on the table, despite Trump’s suggestions, because it’s too unpopular and would make the deficit even worse.