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Regal says Platinum business a ‘melting ice cube'
Regal says Platinum business a ‘melting ice cube'

AU Financial Review

time06-05-2025

  • Business
  • AU Financial Review

Regal says Platinum business a ‘melting ice cube'

Regal Partners said it walked away from its attempt to buy Platinum Asset Management last year because the struggling global equities manager wanted too high of a price for a business that was in rapid outflows. The comments made by chief executive Brendan O'Connor at the Macquarie Australia Conference follows last week's move by rival hedge fund L1 Capital which bought a large chunk of Platinum founder Kerr Neilson's stake and confirmed merger talks between the two asset managers.

L1 proposes Platinum merger; Tesla seeks Musk successor; Bonkers rally
L1 proposes Platinum merger; Tesla seeks Musk successor; Bonkers rally

AU Financial Review

time01-05-2025

  • Business
  • AU Financial Review

L1 proposes Platinum merger; Tesla seeks Musk successor; Bonkers rally

Want to get this in your inbox at lunchtime every weekday? Financial Review subscribers can sign up for The Brief newsletter here. Plus start your day with our Before the Bell newsletter and read a full wrap of the day's news in Market Wrap. In today's news, L1 Capital buys Kerr Neilson's Platinum stake and proposes a merger, Tesla seeks a successor to take over from Elon Musk, and a market rally looks bonkers as the US economy shrinks.

L1 Capital buys Kerr Neilson's Platinum stake, proposes merger
L1 Capital buys Kerr Neilson's Platinum stake, proposes merger

AU Financial Review

time01-05-2025

  • Business
  • AU Financial Review

L1 Capital buys Kerr Neilson's Platinum stake, proposes merger

L1 Capital says it is in discussions to merge with Platinum Asset Management, the high-profile global investment firm founded by billionaire stockpicker Kerr Neilson more than three decades ago. The Melbourne-headquartered hedge fund took a significant stake in Platinum from Neilson on Thursday. It is proposing to merge the companies, with L1 shareholders to own 75 per cent of the combined business.

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