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- Oct 1, 2026
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Former HSBC Australia chief Antony Shaw appointed to run Ord Minnett (opens the original)
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Ord Minnett has appointed former HSBC Australia chief executive Antony Shaw to lead the stockbroking and wealth management firm, and prominent corporate adviser Karl Morris will become chairman. Shaw, who led HSBC’s business in Australia until last year, will take over from Morris, Ord Minnett’s long-serving chief executive, in February as the firm expands its private wealth operations and hires more advisers. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
Investment bankers set for $215m fee bonanza in Firmus float (opens the original)
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Firmus Technologies’ float is set to deliver investment bankers a $215 million payday, making it the most lucrative ASX listing for advisers ever. The company, which rents out its specialised processing chips to large technology companies, is expected to begin trading on October 23, with Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, JPMorgan and Morgans Financial appointed as joint lead managers for the $7.2 billion raising. Gift articles to anyone you choose each month when you subscribe.
MST boss says star analyst’s relationship with CBA a ‘one-off’ (opens the original)
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MST Financial chief executive Gerard Satur says the firm made an exception for star banking analyst Brian Johnson in allowing him to do paid consulting work for Commonwealth Bank, while defending its model in which some companies pay to be covered by the broker’s research. Johnson’s disclosure that he had been paid by CBA, a company he covers, to advise its executives on investor sentiment and creating value for shareholders was met with surprise across Australia’s investment banking community,
Bankers exit Macquarie Capital’s prized principal infrastructure unit (opens the original)
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Macquarie Capital is cutting staff at its once-lucrative infrastructure investment unit, with two senior people already resigning as the investment bank grapples with a significant slowdown in the specialist operation. Senior managing director Oliver Bradley and managing director Pablo Riestra, both specialising in digital infrastructure in London, have tendered their resignations this month, according to people familiar with the departures. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose each month when y
Mining deal frenzy turns into bumper payday for stockbrokers (opens the original)
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Ord Minnett paid its owners more than $43 million in dividends last year, as a rush of mining deals and capital raisings propelled the smaller end of the country’s stockbroking industry to huge profit increases. The bumper payday at Ord Minnett was mirrored at Perth-based Argonaut, which specialises in the resources sector and more than doubled its dividends to $20.9 million in the last financial year, according to accounts filed with the corporate regulator. Gift 5 articles to anyone you choose
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