Jemima Whyte

The free technology education group championed by billionaire businessman Richard White has already made the majority of its staff redundant.

The debate about stopping cyberbullying has so far centred around bans and age limits. This former spy has a different solution.

The Australian crew beat more than 150 teams vying to impress the group’s chief executive and 30 global partners.

Five investment banking graduates reveal what they wish they’d known when they began their careers as future dealmakers, analysts and sales traders.

The financial services giant will no longer provide traditional loans in the US, having exited the market in Europe. It wants to focus on private credit.

The investment bank and asset manager maintains a “cautious stance”, noting transaction timing, foreign exchange and geopolitics are unpredictable.

Local investment banks are adding graduate roles to firms, despite fears artificial intelligence will reduce the need for junior bankers.

The advisory firm is boosting its partnership ranks, including with a new hire from Goldman Sachs, and has teamed up with a new US outfit.

The gender pay gaps in the top tier of Australian finance are the largest in the country.

Some of the country’s most prominent bankers say there is plenty of activity in preparing floats, although volatile markets could push those plans back for now.

Jarden is just the latest big investment advisor to reconsider the best way to interact with retirement funds as they become bigger players in capital markets.

The investment group’s chairman, Glenn Stevens, acknowledged the corporate regulator’s compliance failure allegations against the banking division.

Group announces solid annual result and remains confident about negotiating the global uncertainty affecting markets.

Experts say the reductions to management payouts are “tokenistic” after the regulator alleged the company had poor risk management and compliance systems.

The bank says cultural and racial inclusion are still important, but its latest annual report is much more subdued than last year’s.

This week, Optiver opens its new headquarters in Sydney. From Super Smash Bros to lamb shoulder for lunch, it is pulling out all the stops to attract staff.

HMC Capital’s David Di Pilla said fiscal 2025 was a “landmark year” for the group, but investor doubts over its future prospects sent the shares south.

The $1.5 billion alternative asset manager reported strong revenue gains in the first-half, driven by demand for its private credit funds.

The regulator has been pushing the government for more than two years to significantly increase the threshold to qualify in a bid to bolster protections.

HESTA demands boards act on cybersecurity, AI risks