KKR, Perpetual
Perpetual's net profit after tax (NPAT) crumbled because of its simplification program, strategic review, and the fallout from its dead KKR deal.
The reality is Perpetual and KKR’s deal died on December 9, when the Australian Taxation Office refused to grant it rollover ...
Perpetual has posted a 65 per cent plunge in net profit, largely due to its strategic review, failed scheme of arrangement ...
Perpetual shares have dropped from the open today as the company's potential deal with KKR is called off. Let's dive in.
Perpetual has ended KKR's courtship of its wealth management and corporate trust operations, blaming the massive tax bill the transaction would incur, saying there was no way of getting around it.
Perpetual has walked away from its $2.18bn break-up deal with KKR after rejecting the private equity giant’s last-ditch offer ...
Fund manager Perpetual reported a 65% slide in first-half net profit to $12 million, impacted by a $25.5 million impairment ...
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