Macquarie Group's 2009 fiscal profit low
Macquarie Group Ltd says its profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2009 was lower than for the same period last year, amid difficult market conditions.
Australia's Macquarie Group says first-quarter profit down amid global liquidity squeeze
Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia's largest investment bank, said Wednesday its first-quarter profit slid as deal activity slowed and equity trading volumes decreased amid a global liquidity squeeze.Nikkei.co.jp - Macquarie Group To Buy Toll Road From...
Macquarie loses $750m
MACQUARIE Group lost about $750 million in the market value of its big Australian listed investment funds last financial year.
We hear you, Macquarie tells worried...
MACQUARIE Group will consider privatising its listed infrastructure funds if their performance does not improve.
A taste for fine fortifieds
Michael Evans is keen. He's got a valid ticket for Greg Paramor's caboose.
Macquarie Group reports 23 percent...
Toll road developer Macquarie Group Ltd. reported a 23 percent annual profit rise Tuesday, helped by strong growth in its assets under management as it continues its...
$80m It's off the planet
THE chief executive of Macquarie Group, Allan Moss, will leave the "millionaires factory" with a fortune worth more than $80 million, setting new standards in a debate about how...
Australia's Macquarie Group says first quarter profit down on last year
Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia's largest investment bank, said Wednesday its profit for the first quarter of fiscal 2009 was lower than for the same period last year, amid difficult market conditions.
Privatised, but Macquarie sticks to all the old ways
MACQUARIE Group is not budging from its model of externally managed funds if a scheme booklet for the privatisation of Macquarie Capital Alliance Group is anything to go by.
Macquarie funds 'now targets'
IN A move that may signal the beginning of the end of its sharemarket-quoted vehicles, Macquarie Group has backed a $836 million takeover bid to privatise its poorly performing,...
Macquarie finds $1b under nose
MACQUARIE GROUP just found a cool $1 billion under its bed to address the high price of debt - or actually, under the beds of pensioners and superannuation investors.
Macquarie vies for $2.4b German gas...
Macquarie Group, 3i Infrastructure and Deutsche Bank's RREEF fund plan to submit separate offers for the oil and natural gas storage unit of Germany's IVG Immobilien AG.
PCCW Bids Will Narrow to Six Firms
Macquarie and TPG are among six shortlisted bidders for a 45% stake in PCCW's new media and telecommunications unit.
From Green into the red
The former chief executive of Babcock & Brown failed to change methods to suit the market madness, writes Danny John.
Asset Sales for Macquarie Airports
Macquarie Airports unveiled asset sales and a $872 million security buyback that market participants say is effectively a partial privatization reflecting a less-benign...
Volatile credit markets may dent Macquarie Group
Macquarie Group admitted yesterday that volatile credit markets might break its 16-year run of rising profits next year, even as it said that the squeeze may be easing.
Macquarie Group annual profit up 23%
Macquarie Group has delivered a 23 per cent lift in annual profit but says it may be a challenge to repeat its performance this year due to volatile markets.
Mac airports closer to privatisation
MACQUARIE Airports has taken a big step towards privatisation after announcing the sale of large slices of its stakes in Copenhagen and Brussels airports to fund a $1 billion...
Macquarie mergers units into new group
Macquarie Group says it will create a new securities operation from the merger its wholesale capital securities and equity markets divisions.
Rates tipped to be left on hold
The RBA is universally tipped to leave interest rates on hold on Tuesday as more signs emerge of a slowing economy.
New Mac boss pulls $26.8 million
Nicholas Moore maintains Macquarie Group's record of employing Australia's highest-paid chief executive.
MacBank, BHP lead shares lower
Australian shares opened weaker Tuesday as Macquarie Group led banks lower, while BHP Billiton sank on falling metal prices.
Leighton wins Australia's largest...
Leighton Holdings and Macquarie Group have won the $4.8b contract for Australia's largest road infrastructure project.
CCA seen as Foster's suitor
Macquarie Group's broking arm has placed a valuation restriction on Coca-Cola Amatil, fuelling speculation the bank's investment arm is helping the beverage company prepare for...
$80m Moss payment 'rubbish': Mac Bank
Macquarie Group chief executive Nicholas Moore, who has replaced Allan Moss, says reports that Mr Moss walked away with $80 million are "rubbish".