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Yesterday

Inside The Ivy Level 6 penthouse, where UBS didn’t want to be.

UBS, Citi, ANZ and CBA navigate fraught Christmas parties

The investment bankers of Sydney held their year-end dos against a backdrop of complex contextual matters.

  • Myriam Robin and Mark Di Stefano

This Month

The biggest investment banks work hard to put themselves at the top of important league tables as they set up to compete for deals next year.

Block trade rush trips up investment banks amid league table scramble

A number of massive sell downs in the last month have given equities teams an opportunity to jump up all-important rankings as they position for next year.

  • Jemima Whyte and Kanika Sood
UniSuper investments chief John Pearce is done with APA Group.

Goodbye, APA! UniSuper sells leftover $340m stake in pipelines giant

It’s been a block bonanza for fund managers and investment banks this week, as founders and institutional investors seek to cash out before Christmas.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
The bulls are charging into 2025 with plenty of momentum.

Here’s the key ASX sector UBS is targeting in 2025

The ASX 200’s strong rise has been tinged with frustration for many investors because of the banks and miners. UBS is hunting in a different sector in 2025.

  • James Thomson

November

RBA governor Michele Bullock told attendees that inflation was still too high while speaking on Thursday night.

Economists abandon hopes of RBA cutting rates in February

Economists at AMP, ANZ and Bank of Queensland have joined a chorus of forecasters expecting rate cuts no sooner than May.

  • Alex Gluyas and Joshua Peach
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UBS sees a big opportunity in the growing number of wealthy women in Australia.

Rich women top UBS wish list as it targets $46b in Australia

The bank is returning to wealth management Down Under after it exited almost a decade ago, tapping the Credit Suisse franchise it bought to make a renewed charge.

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  • Harry Brumpton
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White cleared at AGM; Healthscope cancels Bupa deal; Musk slams PM

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

The starting point in 2025 is expensive markets that have run hard in the past two years.

Where Goldman, UBS, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley are investing in 2025

We read next year’s outlook statements from the world’s big banks so you don’t have to. Here are the gems we found.

  • James Thomson
Mitchell Schauer leads Jarden’s real estate offering.

Former UBS real estate operative pops up at rival bank

Street Talk understands the investment bank has drafted in ex-UBS veteran and head of real estate sales and execution Tim Leahy.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
Barrenjoey has extended
its leadership in the Research and Sales Strength Index.

Peter Lee reveals the most loved analysts and traders of the year

The 2024 broker review is the result of interviews with more than 100 of Australia’s largest institutional equity investors.

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  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
We remain committed to Commonwealth Private being the number one banking proposition for our high-net-worth clients in Australia,” CBA executive Angus Sullivan said.

CBA exit hands $5b in assets to LGT Crestone

As first reported by Street Talk, CBA sold the Commonwealth Private business and its $5 billion in funds under management to LGT on Monday.

  • Lucas Baird
Livingbridge bought Waste Services Group from The Riverside Company and The Silverfern Group in 2021.

Waste Services Group narrows to two-horse race; final bids loom

US private capital juggernaut The Carlyle Group and Pacific Equity Partners’ buyout team are both through to the final binding bidding stage.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport
UBS chief economist George Tharenou said public sector wages had more than doubled since 2008-09, keeping upward pressure on interest rates.

Public servant wages rise to $232b at fastest pace in 15 years

UBS chief economist George Tharenou said public sector wages had more than doubled since 2008-09, keeping upward pressure on interest rates.

  • Michael Read

October

More than $US37 billion left Western Asset Management, the subsidiary at the centre of the concerns, in the past three months.

Franklin Templeton hit by record outflows as clients ditch troubled Western unit

The group, which manages $2.6 trillion in assets, announced in August that the CIO of its largest subsidiary had been put on leave amid a probe by the SEC.

  • Madison Darbyshire
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Westpac splits from ABA; Attempted kidnapping; Next battle for offices

Read everything that’s happened in the news so far today.

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Why Xi Jinping changed his mind on China’s fiscal stimulus

After resisting calls to intervene, Beijing has made a sudden U-turn. But will the package be enough to get the economy back on track?

  • Joe Leahy, Edward White and Cheng Leng
Big super injected $12.8 billion into Australian shares in the June quarter, a record amount.

Big super is flooding the ASX with a record amount of money

For all the talk about private markets, our super retirement funds still love their bread-and-butter listed shares. But that’s not what is driving valuations.

  • Anthony Macdonald
Olivia Wirth, chairwoman of Myer, is shaking up the leadership team.

Olivia Wirth poaches from Qantas in Myer executive revamp

The department store’s executive chairwoman tells staff the changes will allow it to grow after years of declining revenue and profit.

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  • Carrie LaFrenz
UBS has re-entered Australian private banking through its acquisition of Credit Suisse.

What about me? UBS, Credit Suisse tech integration misfires with advisers

Street Talk understands wealth advisers are fired up about a global edict that will keep them wedded to the Credit Suisse platform.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport

September

Australia’s most powerful deal makers in 2024

If investors step up and hit the bid on those valuations, the market will see real momentum. If not, it will be the same painful conversation about dry powder next year.

  • Sarah Thompson, Kanika Sood and Emma Rapaport