Jack Derwin
Markets and finance correspondent
Jack has worked as a business reporter for the better part of a decade, filing from Mexico, Spain, New Zealand and the Pacific. He has previously reported for The Asahi Shimbun, the second largest newspaper in the world, Business Insider and 7News amongst others.
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The Singapore investment firm behind Go1 has closed their latest credit fund in response to the "number one" demand from tech founders.
AMP’s Bitcoin investment is a boost for the crypto industry, but the move sits in regulatory grey areas — even as other super funds consider following suit.
With standalone share trading platforms facing growing challenges, Superhero is making a play for the lucrative superannuation market.
While the market was less than enthusiastic today about David Di Pilla's latest big play, DigiCo REIT's debut, the HMC Capital founder's self-belief is unlikely to be shaken.
Rajiv Jain has become the 'stockpicker's stockpicker' on the ASX. And his supporters are keeping the faith, despite a big setback for a key portflolio holding.
Analysts have accused the fund manager and its advisors of mishandling deal talks after a potential acquirer walked away. Now it must stop the bleeding — or face a fire sale.
Cuscal’s biggest and longest-standing investors, including Bendigo and Mastercard, quietly sold down their stakes ahead of the payments firm’s ASX debut.
History suggests that the real returns of index investing could approach zero over the next decade, Orbis investment specialist Eric Marais says.
The next CEO of the $42 billion logistics software giant will join a company where his predecessor Richard White still holds great power. Can the board make it work?
Transparently, an AI fraud detection tool trialled by ASIC, says it has identified accounting red flags across dozens of ASX companies.
The ASX jumped to another record today. If investors are at all worried about bloated valuations and rising geopolitical risks, they're not showing it.
While other lithium companies wind down production, Vulcan Energy is moving forward with its major project in Germany on the back of a surging share price.
IFM Investors founder and industry super pioneer Garry Weaven says local companies are missing a huge opportunity to put Australian retirement savings to work.
Fortescue’s innovation chief and former CSIRO head Larry Marshall says the company remains committed to its hydrogen dreams despite major setbacks.
Australian Foundation Investment Company stays true to its long-term strategy — focusing on quality, patience and value — amid shifting markets and investor trends.
An offshore casino gained access to Australian payments infrastructure via Cuscal’s complex web of partners.
Lopes says the sports tech company plans to capitalise on its momentum, with his successful turnaround driving the stock to eight-year highs.
Contractors accuse the company of lowering hourly rates.
Today's UBS Australasia Conference in Sydney heard an illuminating anecdote about Trump's approach to power, as well as cautious optimism that his return might boost capital markets.
Appen promises to help Big Tech clients build ambitious AI tools. But weeks after a major tech bungle, many of its own contractors are unpaid and growing frustrated.
Trump's election win sent US equities soaring, but Australian investors seem much less certain that his return will be great for them.
Domino’s was a growth engine for 20 years. Mark van Dyck, who's replacing Don Meij as CEO, says the business needs to consolidate and may consider closing more stores.
Mineral Resources shares plunged today on news that CEO Chris Ellison would (eventually) be stepping down. Despite a series of scandals, it's clear many investors don't want him to go.
Fortescue's decarbonisation boss has provided a rare glimpse into the challenges the $60 billion miner faces as it seeks to cut its emissions to zero.
The ASX-listed dropshipper's rollercoaster ride continued today as it tried and failed to distract investors away from its sinking profit.
One of Regal's funds is pursuing a Federal Court dispute linked to the collapse of timber waste-recycling company Altus Renewables.
In its first interview since an audacious raid on kiwi investment bank Jarden, Nasdaq-listed Marex has laid out plans to become a major player in carbon trading.
The regulator has drawn a line in the sand as more corporate activity leaks to the market and media.
It was the most contested takeover on the ASX this year. And two quite different fund managers — Samuel Terry and M&A arbitrage fund Harvest Lane — both played it beautifully.
Perpetual shareholders look primed to deliver a strike as Ownership Matters urges them to reject executive pay, citing governance and performance issues.
