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2021
Macquarie faces civic-group backlash over Haeyang Energy takeover
Civic groups in Gwangju opposed Macquarie's takeover of Haeyang Energy and warned of more aggressive protests; they said they planned a rally outside Macquarie's Seoul office. Macquarie refuted the claims, said the city government sets gas rates, and said it would continue communicating with the groups.
2021
Macquarie sells Cortex metering portfolio to Energy Assets Group
Macquarie sold Cortex Metering Solutions, a UK I&C meter asset provider, to Energy Assets Group.
2021
EVCS closes credit facility with Macquarie Group
EVCS announced that it had closed a credit facility with Macquarie Group’s Commodity and Global Markets group to support installation of fast-charging stations.
2021
Macquarie renewable energy fund reaches final close
Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets announced that Macquarie Green Investment Group Renewable Energy Fund 2 reached final close with more than €1.6 billion in investor commitments, exceeding its initial €1 billion minimum target.
2021
Macquarie Asia Equity Research ranks No. 2 in Asia-Pacific rankings
Macquarie's Asia Equity Research team ranked No. 2 among regional and local brokers in Institutional Investor's 2021 Asia (ex-Japan) Research Rankings, with six firm-level winning positions.
2020
Macquarie announced its acquisition of Waddell & Reed
Macquarie announced that it would acquire Waddell & Reed, valuing the company at $25 per share in cash. The article says the acquisition would bring Waddell & Reed’s $68 billion asset-management business into Macquarie’s U.S. investment-management division.
2020
CBL Markets records first trades of the GEO contract
CBL Markets announced the first trades of the Global Emissions Offset (GEO) contract on Oct. 5, 2020.
2019
Macquarie announces exit from European and US equities trading
Macquarie announced that it would exit equities trading in Europe and the United States. The article says the move would result in 100 job cuts.