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Macquarie Group Limited

To act as a Non-Operating Holding Company (NOHC) for the Consolidated Entity. The activities of the Consolidated Entity were those of a global financial group providing clients with asset management, retail and business banking and wealth management, as well as advisory, risk and capital solutions across debt, equity, financial markets and commodities.

MQG$200.870
 -4.970 -2.41%

Data last updated:Mar 27, 2026 – 3.59pm. Data is 20 mins delayed.

Previous Close

205.840

Open

205.000

Day Range

200.700 - 206.640

52 Week Range

160.000 - 231.830

Volume

643,197

Value

89,703,528

Bid

200.870

Ask

200.920

Dividend Yield

3.42%

P/E Ratio

20.17

Market Cap

76.660B

Total Issue

381,138,415

ASX Announcements

Ceasing to be a substantial holder for DOW

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder for SFR

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Ceasing to be a substantial holder for EDU

Ceasing to be a substantial holder

Becoming a substantial holder for PNR

Becoming a substantial holder

Change in substantial holding for WEB

Change in substantial holding

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Yesterday

Crypto guru digs deep to create Mosman’s ultimate wine cellar

Tobias Abbey’s lower north shore renovation has taken subterranean luxury to new heights with a bat cave-style wine cellar.

In pictures: March 2026

This month conflict in the Middle East starts to show its effects on Australia. Our photographers have captured moments that mark this time in history.

The super sector went into the Iran crisis with plenty of risks to chew over.

Why the super sector should be doubly worried about Iran

The superannuation sector hopes the Iran crisis is solved quickly so it can avoid the risk of a nasty bear market colliding with persistent operational issues.

NextDC chief executive Craig Scroggie at the company’s data centre in Artamon in December.

NextDC ices $500m data centre bond deal after pricing disappoints

Shares fell more than 6 per cent after the Craig Scroggie-led company, the country’s largest listed operator, decided to push back its approach to debt markets.

This Month

Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn.

Matt Comyn’s tight arse on CBA deposits

The bank will hike mortgage rates this week while doing the barest of minimums for savers.

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A parliamentary committee is examining allegations made against KPMG Australia.

Whistleblower allegations spark parliamentary probe into KPMG Australia

Evidence about allegations of wrongdoing related to the handling of confidential client information has been shared with a powerful parliamentary committee.

Labor senator Deborah O’Neill raised the KPMG allegations in the Senate on Tuesday night.

KPMG allegedly misused Lendlease data to win audit work

The firm said two separate law firms had already examined the allegations but were “unable to substantiate any claims of wrongdoing”.

Shemara Wikramanayake will rule off Macquarie’s books this time next week.

Macquarie’s last-minute sprint to March 31 balance date

If Macquarie manages a clean, quick sale of its European smart meter business, it will have pulled a rabbit out of a hat.

Macquarie’s Glenn Stevens had a bigger stake in the Millionaire’s Factory than he realised.

Macquarie’s directors are making the same error, over and over again

The latest board member to fall foul of the ASX’s listing rules is chairman Glenn Stevens himself.

Infragreen’s Declan Sherman.

Ex-Macquarie banker confronts dumb, angry money

Declan Sherman’s Infragreen continues to be plagued by early investors over reply-all.

Sheep and solar farms can co-exist.

Macquarie-backed Rela blitzes UK farmers with cash-for-lease deals

Rela pays out farmers an upfront lump sum for leasing their land for clean energy projects. Macquarie and Oaktree like what they see.

The highest-paid, most powerful and influential directors revealed

Mark Barnaba, deputy chairman of Fortescue, is the highest-paid ASX 300 director, but women top the lists for most powerful and influential.

Macquarie’s Ben Perham at the Financial Review’s banking summit this year.

Macquarie’s millionaires factory is for the little guy

The bank’s latest attempt to attack rivals on interest rates, while framing itself alongside battlers, is a bit much.

More people moving in: Australia will complete nearly 65,000 new build-to-sell apartments over the next three years, boosting demand for strata managers.

Poaching, wage rises to hit strata as apartments boom

There’s a pick-up in new apartments coming, but it won’t last. Even so, it will add to staffing pressure in a sector already struggling to meet demands on it.

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Macquarie Bank’s head of personal banking, Ben Perham, says the bank is not trying to be all things to all people.

Why Macquarie is winning the home loan wars (according to Macquarie)

A cold war has been bubbling away between the upstart lender and the country’s dominant bank, CBA. Unsurprisingly, there are two very different narratives.

Ben Perham was offshore with Macquarie before returning home to be part of its banking unit rebuild.

Macquarie’s ‘no-hoops’ bank hustle can’t stay under the radar

The bank has very deliberately pulled back the curtain on its retail operation just as it gets too big to ignore.

Infragreen”s Declan Sherman.

Infragreen investors go feral in reply-all disaster

Anger towards Infragreen founder and CEO Declan Sherman spilled out over email.

Commonwealth Bank chief executive Matt Comyn says building capability and resilience are high priorities as the AI revolution ramps up.

Matt Comyn says AI has a PR problem as ‘collision course’ looms

The CBA boss says he feels the tension of moving responsibly on AI in a world racing ahead. It’s just one of the challenges coming for banking and the economy.

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