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| Deloitte appoints Kay Thawley |
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06 July 2005 |
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Professional services firm Deloitte has appointed Kay Thawley as a partner in a major boost to its services to the banking and finance sector. Kay joins Deloitte from National Australia Bank, where she had an outstanding career over 14 years in Australia, the UK and the US. She was formerly Executive Program Director Basel II for NAB under the previous global structure. Previous positions included General Manager, Products and Services for NAB Europe and General Manager, Direct Retailing and Distribution in Australia. "We are delighted to have such an experienced... |
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| New Deloitte service puts science into the boardroom selection process |
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05 July 2005 |
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Professional services firm Deloitte has launched a new service to help chairmen (and women) take the subjectivity out of selecting the right mix of directors for their board. The head of Deloitte’s corporate governance practice, Annette Watson, said the service was launched to address one of the curious anomalies of the modern corporate world. "It’s now accepted business practice in corporate Australia to objectively measure, analyse and plan just about everything that moves. "But objectivity can go out the window when it comes to... |
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| Outsourcing – the growth enabler for the mid market |
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04 July 2005 |
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"Mid market companies determined to stay focused on growth, and not be distracted with onerous compliance requirements, skill shortages and risk management, will increasingly turn to external providers to supply a broad range of functions and services" suggests Deloitte in their latest Reality of Growth Guide. The 6th guide titled, 'Outsourcing: don't throw the baby out with the bathwater', highlights how, unlike their big end of town, mid market companies won't have to go through a frustrating learning process to understand what drives successful outsourcing decisions and what needs to be done... |
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| IPO activity climbs to record levels in the June 05 quarter |
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25 June 2005 |
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IPO activity bounced back strongly in the three months to the end of June 2005, according to the latest quarterly IPO Report by Deloitte Corporate Finance. The report found that 44 IPOs raising a total of $2.9 billion from investors were expected to list in the June quarter by the time it draws to a close next week. This represents an increase of 52% from the 29 IPOs (raising a total of $1.6 billion) in the March 05 quarter, when the market begun to flag after a run of record activity. Deloitte Corporate Finance partner, Steve Woosnam, said there was a surge in the number of... |
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| Deloitte appoints forty-five new Deloitte partners |
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22 June 2005 |
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Deloitte, one of Australia’s largest professional services firms, has appointed 45 new partners this year. The new partners have extensive expertise in many industry and market groups including Financial Services, Government Services, Telcos, Energy & Resources, Consumer, Mining, IFRS and Middle market . They specialise predominantly in corporate finance (8), risk management (8), tax (7), forensic (4), audit (4), consulting (3) and insolvency (2) as well as Deloitte’s middle market practice Growth Solutions (7). In addition two partners were appointed in marketing and people and... |
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| Sports Entertainment Network (SEN) sold to Pacific Star Network |
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16 June 2005 |
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Voluntary Administrators of Sports Entertainment Network Pty Ltd (SEN), Mr Sal Algeri and Mr Simon Wallace-Smith of Deloitte, today announced they had reached agreement for the sale of the SEN business to Pacific Star Network Ltd. They are in the process of finalising the paper work to the transaction. Pacific Star Network owns the radio licence that SEN leased to broadcast its talkback sports radio station in Melbourne (1116 am). Mr Algeri said the sale of the SEN business to Pacific Star meant 1116 am would continue to broadcast in Melbourne. SEN’s Adelaide station 1323 am was closed last week. “The... |
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| Sam’s Seafood wholesale to close |
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10 June 2005 |
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Despite efforts to sell the business, the wholesale division of Sam’s Seafood will be closed down by the end of June, as a buyer could not be found for the business. The Receiver of Sam’s Seafood, Deloitte Partner Mr John Greig, today advised that the offers received from potential buyers of the remaining Sam’s business contained terms which were not acceptable, forcing the closure of the wholesale seafood trading business located at Eagle Farm in Brisbane. The Brisbane wholesale division employs 67 people. Mr Greig stated that the stock shortfall discovered in Sam’s main operating entity, Sam’s Seafood Hamilton Limited,... |
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| Critical mass in a fragmenting world: TV networks |
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09 June 2005 |
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Sydney, Australia – 9th June, 2005 – The television industry is undergoing a fundamental transformation according to a report, “Television Networks in the 21st Century: Critical Mass in a Fragmenting World” launched today by Deloitte’s Technology, Media & Telecommunications Group. It is evolving from being mass-market, single-event, and broadcast-focused, into a sector which is far more complex but potentially more profitable. David Willington, Head of Media at Deloitte, comments, “The most significant change occurring is the fragmentation of audiences and the consumption of content across an expanding... |
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| ASIC Chief Accountant joins Deloitte |
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25 May 2005 |
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Professional services firm Deloitte announced today that Greg Pound, currently ASIC’s Chief Accountant, will be joining the firm on a part-time basis as its Director, Regulatory Affairs on July 4 2005. Mr Pound who has been Chief Accountant with ASIC since 2002 is currently a member of the Financial Reporting Council, the AASB and the AuASB Consultative Groups. He is considered one of Australia’s leading authorities on auditing and financial reporting and has been an instrumental player in a large number of activities including committees and taskforces for the key professional accounting bodies... |
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| Sam’s Seafood offered for sale |
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16 May 2005 |
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The receivers of Sam’s Seafood, Mr John Greig and David Lombe of Deloitte, are offering the Sam’s business for sale and calling for expressions of interest from potential buyers. Sam’s Seafood distributes and processes a wide range of fresh and frozen seafood for the local and export markets. In addition, Sam’s operated restaurants on the Gold Coast and Brisbane, as well as a chain of fast food franchises located in Queensland and New South Wales. Mr Greig said during his initial investigation into the business he uncovered significant stock shortfalls which had compromised his ability to trade the business in the short... |
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