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SYDNEY] Bain Capital is scouting for its next airline deal after already more than tripling its money on Virgin Australia ...
Bain Capital is actively seeking new airline investment opportunities after a highly profitable venture with Virgin Australia ...
The pitch to investors centered on Virgin Australia as a strong, profitable No. 2 player happy to focus primarily on domestic operations.
Bain Capital has won big at Virgin by solving incredibly complex problems. CEO Mike Murphy will keep looking for trouble as ...
SYDNEY— Insignia Financial on Monday said Bain Capital has matched a US$1.8 billion takeover offer by CC Capital Partners, intensifying a tussle for control of the Australian wealth manager ...
Two weeks from July 1 marks the date Insignia Financial told investors its US private equity suitor, CC Capital, would ...
Barnaby Lyons, Global Head of Special Situations at Bain Capital, discusses his outlook for Virgin Australia's business, after the airline re-listed on the ASX in a $440 million IPO. He also ...
Australia-listed Insignia hasn’t commented on negotiations since May 14, when it said Bain had walked away but that talks with CC Capital were continuing toward a binding offer.
Virgin Australia's shares have rallied by about 8 per cent as it has listed on the stock exchange five years after its collapse. The airline's initial public offering was priced at $2.90 per share, ...
Bain Capital's revised offer reflects a strong sense of investor appetite for Australia-listed wealth managers whose asset bases have grown strongly.
(Bloomberg) -- Bain Capital’s Virgin Australia rose in Sydney trading after raising A$685 million ($444 million) in one of the country’s biggest initial public offerings of the year.
Shares in Insignia, once known as IOOF and MLC, collapsed by 15 per cent on Wednesday after Bain Capital said it has withdrawn its takeover bid for the wealth manager. The offer was $3.3 billion ...