Bridget Carter is a journalist at The Australian. She covers a diverse range of topics within the BFSI, banking, energy and mining sectors, with a particular focus on minerals and metals, mining operations, and the environmental impacts of these industries. Bridget's work has been featured in The Australian, The Weekly Times, North Queensland News, and Stockhead.
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Bridget Carter's articles predominantly cover finance, mergers and acquisitions, investment banking, private equity, and retail. Her coverage attributes indicate a focus on providing investment analysis and reporting on private sector announcements.
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Her coverage themes also include business & industry, design (likely related to product design within industries), real estate industry, and energy. Therefore, if your expertise aligns with these topics within the context of finance or mergers/acquisitions activity as well as investment trends it could be beneficial for engaging her interest.
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Blackstone has tapped Morgan Stanley to advise on its bid for HSBC’s $26bn Australian mortgage book, according to a source.
Amwins and Dragoneer Investment have lobbed a $6 a share bid for insuer Steadfast.
The race for Sanjeev Gupta’s Tahmoor coal mine is entering its final stretch, with final bids due any day from a small group of suitors that have held their nerve through a bruising period for coking coal prices.
The sale of Japanese-owned staffing, facility management and maintenance group Programmed is attracting a field that extends well beyond the names already circulating in the market.
The $1.8bn Australian-listed retirement living business Ingenia is believed to have secured a Japanese investor to land a deal to buy rival business Peet, with sources pointing to Mitsubishi as the most likely party behind the move.
AMP reports its half-year results on Thursday, and beyond the numbers, investors and dealmakers will be listening carefully for any signal about the wealth manager’s strategic intentions.
Rio Tinto’s portfolio rationalisation push has reached its lithium assets. Macquarie Capital is understood to have been tapped to run a sale process for Mt Cattlin, the spodumene operation in Western Australia currently sitting in care and maintenance.
Lawyers for Australian investment bank Jarden are arguing that it is the data on electronic devices used by their staff as well as the devices themselves are the legal property of a firm in what has escalated into a high profile legal stoush with rival Barrenjoey that raided its ranks in recent weeks.
Speculation is mounting that facilities management company Programmed is more likely to be offloaded to a private equity firm following the delivery of results from suitor GenusPlus on Tuesday.
By: Bridget Carter
Data centre operator Firmus has hired five retail brokers for its initial public offering on the Australian Securities Exchange, sources say. It’s the strongest sign yet that the listing attempts of the group, which has a $15.5bn valuation, could be weeks away.
