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10
Baby-faced, well-connected and heading up investment banking's brat pack -
9
Moore's standing has suffered alongside the dwindling performance of MacBank -
8
The big-talking British banker leading ANZ's push into Asia -
7
NAB’s youngest ever head and a potential future politician -
6
Former union official and an architect of Australia's super behemoth -
5
One of the most powerful women in the country -
4
The deal-making king favoured by the top end of town -
3
The Kiwi computer nerd on the way out of Australia’s top home lender -
2
The man who controls the price of money -
1
He's got the keys to the nation's coffers and the power to choose the regulators
- Ben Gray
- Cameron Clyne
- Christian Johnston
- Craig Dunn
- David Gonski
- David Murray
- Frank O'Halloran
- Gail Kelly
- Garry Weaven
- Glenn Stevens
- Ian Narev
- Ian Silk
- John Laker
- John Poynton
- John Sevior
- John Wylie
- Lindsay Maxsted
- Mark Barnaba
- Matthew Grounds
- Mike Smith
- Nicholas Moore
- Penny Wong
- Ralph Norris
- Robin Bishop
- Simon Rothery
- Wayne Swan
Money Movers, no.
Robin Bishop
Wednesday, 20 July 2011
Up-and-coming star leading the new generation of deal-doers
Global head, Macquarie Capital
Born in: Bishop grew up on the Victorian/NSW border
Home Town: Melbourne
As current global head of Macquarie Group's investment banking arm, Robin Bishop is another up-and-comer making the biggest deals happen.
He's young (just 40 years old) and is quickly building up a reputation for being at the centre of some of the country's biggest corporate deals.
Born and raised on the Victorian/NSW border, Bishop attended Melbourne University and Ormond College alongside Ben Gray and Christian Johnston during the auspicious early 1990s. And just like those two, Bishop is making his mark in the corporate world.
Bishop was the man at the centre of Wesfarmers mammoth $20 billion takeover of Coles. He was also involved in AXA's $14.6 billion merger with AMP. As Macquarie groans under the weight of its underperformance during the GFC, Bishop is becoming increasingly important as the rain-maker at the Millionaires' Factory.
We're tipping him to keep moving up and possibly become a contender for next year's list.
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