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Jonathan Shapiro

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James Mawhinney’s surveillance game of cat and mouse

While the Financial Review was following James Mawhinney’s investment schemes, it turns out he was trying to follow us.

14.04.2024 20

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Jonathan Shapiro

Reserve Bank ponders the market plumbing

The Reserve Bank board is repurposing the financial system as its cheap pandemic funding is flushed out. It’s doing it as financial markets are only...

02.04.2024 5

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Jonathan Shapiro

Corporate Travel and Reece trip up traders in wild reporting season

They are two very different companies. But the difference between earlier remarks and their final results set the scene for massive share price...

03.03.2024 10

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Jonathan Shapiro

There’s a new monetary order – will it be cruel or kind to our banks?

Much has changed since the global financial crisis and after a decade of low interest rates. Major lenders won’t be able to rely on what worked in...

18.02.2024 20

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Are listed landlords prepared for the valuation reckoning?

In the depths of the pandemic, Scentre turned to hybrid capital to protect its balance sheet. Now, some argue office landlords should follow its...

05.11.2023 10

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Jonathan Shapiro

Why the world’s largest hedge funds are eyeing Australia

Multi-manager hedge funds are eating the industry. Now, they’re ready to have another crack here in their insatiable hunt for talent and for markets...

01.10.2023 2

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Jonathan Shapiro

Bank hybrids are pitting APRA and ASIC against one another

The prudential regulator wants to protect the banking system, while the corporate watchdog wants to protect investors. Bank hybrids are stuck in the...

26.09.2023 5

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