To use Macquarie's own words, I'd like to see factual information from Macquarie why these issues are lies, incorrect or misleading.
To use Macquarie's own words, I'd like to see factual information from Macquarie why these issues are lies, incorrect or misleading.
It looks like a good deal and it highlights the international plans and opportunities that Macquarie Media has.
Macquarie is firmly in the bull camp, in fact possibly at the front of the herd in terms of our positive take on Hong Kong,
I would say Macquarie Bank is an established global leader in this.
Macquarie prides itself on its entrepreneurial spirit. Macquarie in effect is run as a series of competing businesses. At times the management encourages different teams to compete for the same assets. They see it as healthy.
We spent a lot of time talking to shareholders and other stakeholders. We concluded that an increased offer on terms acceptable to Macquarie and its investors is unlikely to be acceptable to LSE shareholders.
We view the dropping of the offer as positive. It shows Macquarie Bank is maintaining a level of prudence when bidding for assets.
Babcock Brown is certainly trying to be as aggressive as Macquarie Bank.
Macquarie has always been treated as a growth bank and their guidance that came out, even though it was strong, was probably disappointing to what the market was chasing.
Macquarie is stalling for time. There's always the opportunity to raise the offer later on.
The ratings on Macquarie reflect its resilient earnings profile, supported by its well-diversified business platform and strong asset quality experience. The bank's ratings also stem from its strong management capability, well-entrenched risk discipline, and conservative financial policies.
Babcock Brown have consistently identified opportunities within their markets and been able to capitalize on them. Macquarie and Babcock have similarities. There're hardly any businesses in other parts of the world that are like them and are publicly traded.
Traders were very active in Macquarie Bank, buying into the stock as it broke out of its recent downward trend.
Before anyone else, Macquarie saw the potential of the U.S. market. They have the most robust model of highways as a new utility that can be an investor-owned utility like gas and electric utilities.
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