News Articles for Karl Paganin

Our weekly appointments wrap includes Dean Nalder, Mark Couzens, Andrew Woodley-Page, Them Lam, Chris Slater, Andrew Young, Terry Enright, Mike Erickson, Ross Love, David Lock, Karl Paganin and Derek Parkin.

Our board moves wrap includes Geoff Jones, Richard Lockwood, Mervyn Greene, Karl Paganin, and Derek Parkin.

Southern Cross Electrical Engineering Group has appointed a new chairman as it lines up $50 million worth of contracts from companies such as BHP, Multiplex and Teck Global.

Osborne Park-based Veris has struck a $30 million deal with Telstra, sending the surveying company's shares up by more than 25 per cent.

Perth-based Veris has revealed plans to demerge and publicly list its telecommunications business, Aqura Technologies, following a strong year of growth and significant contract wins.

ASX-listed Veris has agreed to purchase a 49 per cent stake in indigenous-owned land and construction surveying company Wumara Group.

Veris subsidiary Aqura Technologies has signed $2.2 million in contracts including with BHP, which will use the company's communications service across its Pilbara mine sites.

Our board moves wrap includes Warren Harding, Craig Masarei, Sean Maher, Michael Pixley, Shannon Coates, Matthew Foy, Andy Goodwin, Paul Ladislaus, Ashok Parekh, Peter Bilbe, Bernie Ridgeway, Paul House, Dean Hildebrand, Geoff Brayshaw, Karl Paganin, William Kuan, Sally Langer, Maree Arnason, Robert Scott, Phillip Hains, Alfred Gillman, Christopher Knee, Keong Kok Chan, Peter Williams, Graeme Smith, and Bret Silvey.

Our daily board moves wrap includes Peter Rohner, Peter Mullens, Peter Thompson, Neil Norris, Greg Boulton, Don Carroll, Simon Lill, Simon Wong, Bahay Ozcakmak, Patrick McManus, Alan Boyd, Tim Slate, Yugi Gouw, Karl Paganin, Derek La Ferla, and Thomas Lawrence.

Alexium International Group has appointed Jason Lewis as chief financial officer and Allen Reihman as chief commercial officer.

Poseidon Nickel has announced the resignations of long-time board members David Singleton and Chris Indermaur, with their replacements coming from major shareholders Black Mountain Metal and Squadron Resources.

Stockbroker Andrew Frazer is planning to keep together his 12-strong team in Perth and Sydney, after current backer GMP Securities announced a major restructuring of its international operations.

Karl Paganin has been appointed as a non-executive director of OTOC.

Former GMP Securities managing director Karl Paganin has joined the board of Southern Cross Electrical Engineering, after half of the company's board walked out last month.

Andrew Frazer has joined GMP Securities as managing director, corporate finance Australia, to replace Karl Paganin who has left the corporate advisory firm after four years.

Not for profit group moves to lift its capacity to develop services and deliver them into the community.

SPECIAL REPORT: The gold and technology sectors have experienced a boost in investment activity for the March quarter, but doubts remain over whether it will last.

Autism West is aiming to raise $130,000 at its 2014 iiNet Team Sprint Cup later this month.

Competition in the state's investment banking sector is hotter than ever despite a fall-off in takeover deals and capital raisings last year.

Local players in the corporate finance market faced more competition than ever before from big national and international firms, WA Business News' 2011 survey has found.

EXPERIENCED resources investment bankers Neville Gardiner and Jeremy Carlberg are preparing to launch a new corporate advisory outfit in Perth called Torridon Partners, adding further diversity to

This year's survey of mergers and acquisitions activity in WA reveals a new ranking among corporate advisory firms in Perth.

STOCKBROKING is widely perceived to be a lucrative trade, and that is certainly true for the smarter operators, but what is even more interesting is the highly varied performance of major broking firms in Perth.

Investment banker Karl Paganin has parted company with listed Perth-based financial services group Euroz where he headed the corporate finance department.

IN the ongoing battle for funds, not-for-profit organisations are turning to niche events and away from the more traditional can-rattling approach.

STOCKBROKER Euroz Securities is moving to new premises to accommodate recent and planned growth in the business. A major recent initiative was the establishment of a dedicated corporate finance department, headed by new recruits Karl Paganin and Doug