Is the millionaires factory' about to increase shareholder returns?
Macquarie Group (ASX: MQG) has earned its nickname by richly rewarding its executives through a high compensation ratio that some believe favours employees over shareholders. Now it seems that could be changing, with the balance starting to tip back towards shareholders. But does that make Macquarie a buy? As value investors, we must understand where the underlying value of a business flows. Does it go to shareholders, management, employees or third parties? Investment banking is one service industry where shareholders are likely to share excess returns with employees. But could this be changing at Australia’s ‘Millionaire Factory’? Read the full article: (VIEW LINK)
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Roger Montgomery founded Montgomery Investment Management in 2010. Roger has more than three decades of experience in investing, financial markets and analysis. Roger also authored the best-selling investment book, Value.able.
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Roger Montgomery founded Montgomery Investment Management in 2010. Roger has more than three decades of experience in investing, financial markets and analysis. Roger also authored the best-selling investment book, Value.able.
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Roger Montgomery founded Montgomery Investment Management in 2010. Roger has more than three decades of experience in investing, financial markets and analysis. Roger also authored the best-selling investment book, Value.able.
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