Jonathan Shapiro is a Senior Reporter at a leading financial publication based in Sydney. He writes extensively about banking and finance, with a focus on hedge funds, corporate debt, private equity, and investment banking, while also exploring themes in emerging markets and global finance. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Lexology, JD Supra, The Australian Financial Review, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Jonathan Shapiro's articles mainly focus on investment analysis and frequently cite data. He covers topics related to finance, the economy, business, industry, hedge funds, and investments with a national focus on Australia.
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By: Angira Bharadwaj, Jonathan Shapiro
Australian banks should re-enter wealth management and insurance to improve their profitability, says ANZ chief executive Nuno Matos, areas they abandoned in the aftermath of the damaging banking royal commission.
By: Grace Lagan, Jonathan Shapiro, Angira Bharadwaj
The strong returns and worries about a significant loan at the vehicle illustrate the attraction of private credit, and the broader challenges the sector faces.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
Opinion Corporate raiders couldn't force Wall Street to accurately value the family's vast media empire. Ironically, a sliding property market is doing it for them.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
Cettire was once a small-cap darling but Regal, one of its long-standing backers, is trimming back its stake as the luxury retailer slides into obscurity.
They are either on the cusp of a multi-decade boom or mired in a crisis of confidence, depending on who you ask. The reality is somewhere in between.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
This vehicle was the private asset industry’s means into the lucrative wealth market. But the events of 2026 have raised questions about its viability.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
On the same day that Perpetual – once the most illustrious name in Australian equities investing – was again the subject of another controversial private equity bid , one of its star fund managers handed in his notice.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
Two companies operate in the same industry, facing similarly tough conditions. Yet even with the same auditor they’ve come up with totally different valuations.
By: Jonathan Shapiro
Australian fixed income is on fire, and without any meaningful intervention. So when should we consider meddling with our capital markets?
