Brierley still relishes the chase

Article Abstract:

Sir Ron Brierley at the age of 66 is still combing local and international share lists for bargains. The tensions with Brierley Investments (BIL) led Brierley to step down as the chairman in 1990 that resulted in the company, eventually falling under Singaporean control.

Singapore, Management dynamics, DEPOSITORY INSTITUTIONS, Executive changes & profiles, New Zealand, Officials and employees, Company business management, Brierley Investments Ltd., Brierley, Ron

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Lend Lease's losing gamble

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the effect which the sale of MCL has had on the financial standing of the property and funds management business enterprise Lend Lease. The company's performance is discussed.

Mergers, acquisitions and divestments, Real estate investment trusts, MLC

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Tomorrow, the world

Article Abstract:

The performance of Lend Lease is examined in detail, as is the company's strategy, and acquisitions, including plans to expand abroad.

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