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An institutional investor.
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Precinct raises $73.6 million from instos in capital raising
The corporates – who unlike the instos (even though most pretend they do) – have a “real” 2 to 4 years view & can see cheap assets.
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EBC plans to offer family office services that support HNWIs and instos, helping them address complex cross-asset and cross-border investments, including tax […]
New data has shown a progressive deterioration in risk appetite among instos even prior to Donald Trump’s latest round of tariffs.
They are adding float and 10% of shares to the pile, in this ¥4.4-5.0bn offering. But instos are net short this stock.
So I was back down to 0.66 per cent at Harvey Norman. 0.63 at Reece was my worst and the Wilson family owns 70 per cent, so there you go. But I said to the instos, "Look, the Wilson's own 70 per cent, vote for me and it's a safe protest vote, because I can't get elected." None of them bought it, so that was disappointing.
Great, that's very clear. Just my second and final question. Russ, you started this presentation today by flagging, you know, this year you're expecting to grow with existing partners and new instos coming onto the platform. I would think that you actually have a pretty good idea as to, you know, where your ideas and propositions could be most responsive with partners, right? Perhaps could you, you know, give us some insight as to where you think some of your ideas are gonna be most effective or taken up by instos partners? Or what, which one of your ideas are gonna be least taken up by instos partners?
Now no one comes close to our focus and our deep commitment to the markets we serve, the vertical markets we serve. In those markets, we have the deepest functionality by far. And we're hyper focused on those markets. And we only focus on those handful of industries, and we're not all things to all people. In fact, I have an investor come up to me, large insto, every road show saying here's $0.5 billion get into manufacturing, and we say we can't speak that language. We are hyper focused on the markets we serve.