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Link Group circus rolls back into town – The Australian Financial Review
It’s a case of old dogs and new tricks at Link Group.
Perpetual’s Paul Skamvougeras, one of the most powerful fundies in the market, put his name to a letter last Friday, which saw the “friendly” Carlyle and PEP consortium return to Carapiet with a firmer offer. Link disclosed the bid on Monday morning, knowing its biggest shareholder had been crossed.
The old dogs don’t stop with PEP’s Cameron Blanks, who is again overseeing his firm’s potential Link investment, and Carapiet.
Pacific Equity Partners managing director Cameron Blanks. Louie Douvi…
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