Source: New South Wales
Published Date: 18 May 2023
Amidst turbulent global markets, traditional capital management strategies have been hit by two disruptions. Firstly, the Government has moved on a 2016 Coalition announcement to prevent the distribution of franking credits associated with certain capital raisings, and the Budget then announced an unexpected change to off-market share buy backs.
What is the state of these measures and what impactwill they have on future approaches to capital management?
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