Healthscope has fallen into receivership but it says there will be no immediate impact on those facilities and their patients and staff following a $100 million lifeline.

Despite the financial trouble, Healthscope says its hospital operations are not affected.  The company’s 37 hospitals will ...

Corporate restructuring firm McGrathNicol has been appointed as receiver for the troubled operator, which runs 37 hospitals ...

In the space of 48 hours or less, the likes of Apollo, KKR, TPG and Clayton Dubilier & Rice could lock-up the future of a cohort of 22-year-olds with little full-time work experience but an intense ...

The share price has doubled since then, compared with a 48 per cent rise for Lloyds Banking Group, its closest competitor. NatWest’s valuation on a price-to-book basis overtook Lloyds in November and ...

One of Australia’s largest private hospital owners Healthscope has gone into receivership after its lenders voted to end ...

JSI should be a strong consideration as a satellite holding for an income portfolio, especially for folks that want to add in some juice over the aggregate bond index or other traditional fixed income ...

The major private hospital operator, which runs 37 hospitals across the country and employs about 19,000 people, has ...

Despite a historic merger, NBFC crises, and intensifying competition, HDFC Bank has continued to report double-digit profit ...

The brokerage expects visible pressure on Net Interest Margins (NIMs) starting the first quarter of FY26, even though large ...

In today’s news, Commonwealth Bank throws Healthscope a $100 million lifeline, WiseTech seals its biggest acquisition yet, and some investors are facing the most humiliating trade of all.