The idea of proprietary trading firms, as we recognize them today, emerged in the 1980s, coinciding with the growth of hedge funds. Traders and investors who desired autonomy but were not interested in handling client funds discovered a perfect option by becoming proprietary traders. They set up traders to participate, using combined capital to achieve […]
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Ted Olson, a legal giant who shaped American law for over half a century, and who served as Solicitor General, died on Tuesday at 84. Ted Olson was the lawyer other lawyers dreamed of becoming, arguing some of the most important cases of our time with a mix of brilliance and grace that made even
Andersen Global strengthens its platform in New Zealand through a Collaboration Agreement with Three Sixty Capital Partners, a strategic M&A advisory firm based in Auckland. Founded in 2012, Three Sixty Capital Partners is a trusted leader in business sales and acquisitions services for mid-market companies in New Zealand and Australia, specializing in mergers, acquisitions, and equity raising
Kingsley Napley LLP (“KN”) is delighted to announce that its Board and Partnership have elected Matt Meyer as Managing Partner from 1 April 2025. Current Managing Partner Linda Woolley (pictured) has today announced her retirement from the role at the end of her existing term, after 18 successful years in the position. She will stay with the firm to
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Brian McGrath, partner and co-leader of the Hinshaw & Culbertson Consumer Financial Services practice group, has been appointed to the firm’s Management Committee. McGrath also serves on Hinshaw’s Executive Committee and as co-char of the firm’s Strategic Lateral Growth Committee. He has been instrumental in the firm’s growth in key geographic markets, and the significant
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Design by Freepik We’ve all experienced that what seemed like the perfect vacation option now feels more like a burden. RCI memberships, while promising endless vacation possibilities, may need more due to costs, availability, or simply a lifestyle change. Fortunately, canceling doesn’t have to be overwhelming. You can navigate this process smoothly with a clear
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Resolution Institute is proud to announce the appointment of Elton Goonan as the new General Manager for New Zealand. Elton brings a distinguished record of leadership and a wealth of experience in managing membership-based, not-for-profit organisations. His strategic approach and proven ability to foster stakeholder engagement make him a significant asset to Resolution Institute’s mission
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While the Law Council of Australia welcomes some of the amendments proposed to the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Amendment Bill 2024 in the report of the Senate the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Legislation Committee released yesterday, it is disappointed that it failed to heed the serious concerns raised in relation to the legislation’s potential
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UK commercial law firm Hill Dickinson has celebrated both profits and new senior associate appointments this month. The firm, based in Liverpool, enjoyed its seventh consecutive year of growth. The firm has expanded its three main business groups and opened new offices, turning over £145.5m in the year ended 30 April 2024, up from £129.5m
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The Commerce Commission is today filing criminal charges against One NZ (formerly Vodafone NZ) for representations made in its campaign promoting “100% mobile coverage. Launching 2024,” which the Commission believes may have breached the Fair Trading Act. Commerce Commission Deputy Chair, Anne Callinan, says the Commission is concerned that the headline representations made during the
