Primrose Riordan is a correspondent for The Australian Financial Review, with a focus on national news in Australia. Her articles cover a range of topics including finance, business, and property. Primrose's work has also been featured in publications such as the Financial Times and Yahoo Finance.
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Primrose Riordan's coverage is focused on national business, wealth, and corporate news in Australia. She frequently covers stories related to family businesses, real estate industry, and political implications of private sector announcements.
Given her focus on the Australian market and extensive coverage of family businesses, she may be interested in pitches that provide insights from local experts or insiders within the Australian business community. Pitches could include commentary on economic policies impacting the private sector and analysis of financial markets with a specific focus on how they affect local businesses. Additionally, providing perspectives from corporate executives or analysts familiar with the unique dynamics of Australian industries would likely resonate well with Primrose.
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The gigantic generation known as the baby boom, whose members were born between mid-1946 and mid-1964, has had an outsized effect on everything from music to movies to real estate.
By: Primrose Riordan
Bain Capital formally walked away from a $500 million plus refinancing of his empire last weekend.
By: Primrose Riordan
Findi is backed by Wilson Asset Management and the Flannery family. The company expects to rebrand about 4000 ATMs which it already operates for the State Bank of India.
By: Primrose Riordan
The proposed sale of the Empire Hotel in Sydney’s inner western suburb of Annandale comes after the collapse of a refinancing deal with Bain Capital this month.
By: Primrose Riordan, Sarah Thompson
The former KPMG dealmaker burst onto the hospitality sector after buying up a string of venues. Huge debts and angry lenders are threatening to push it over.
By: Primrose Riordan
Jon Adgemis' heavily indebted Public Hospitality Group has put the Empire Hotel in Sydney's inner west suburb of Annandale up for sale, the first
By: Primrose Riordan, Max Mason
Angas Securities said it had turned down two proposals from the bank, which is negotiating a $500 million refinance, and is trying to get its money back.
By: Primrose Riordan
Another lender doesn’t want the sale to go ahead. The crisis highlights rosy valuations of Mr Adgemis’ properties.
Every year, my wife and I sit down for a few hours to review our past year and plan for the next. We talk about what went well, what we would change, and then we plan for the upcoming year.
By: Primrose Riordan, Max Mason
The Tax Office is knocking on the door of Jon Adgemis’ embattled pub group for more than $10 million as the former KPMG rainmaker attempts to save his empire.
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