Nicholas Moore News
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Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia’s biggest investment bank, posted its first profit growth in three years on cost cuts and higher fund management fees, sparking the biggest share-price gain since 2009.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Moore said investor confidence is returning along with corporate appetite for mergers, and predicted second- half profit may rise to the highest in three years.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Moore said Australia’s largest investment bank will spend across its businesses and consider further acquisitions this year.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. scrapped its profit growth forecast for the fixed income, currency and commodities division, which accounted for 70 percent of trading income at Australia’s biggest investment bank last year, as volatile markets sap market confidence.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. Chief Executive Officer Nicholas Moore may struggle to meet the full-year profit forecast he reiterated yesterday, said analysts.
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Macquarie Group Ltd., Australia’s biggest investment bank, fell the most in almost nine months after forecasting full-year earnings below analyst estimates.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. announced plans to buyback as much as 10 percent of its stock, sending its shares higher in Sydney even after announcing profit that missed analysts estimates and cutting its full-year forecasts.
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The cycle of government infrastructure investment around the world is “a little softer” than expected as economies recover from the global financial crisis, Nicholas Moore, chief executive officer of Macquarie Group Ltd., told a conference in Sydney today.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. , Australia’s biggest investment bank, said its three largest units are set to report lower earnings as markets falter and deals dwindle.
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Macquarie Group Ltd. forecast profit growth this fiscal year as its U.S. expansion boosts returns, and dealmaking and equity trading rebounds.
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