Macquarie Group Limited Is One Of The Largest Banking Groups In Australia. Macquarie Bank Provides A Range Of Financial Services To Investors, Companies, And Governments, Including Asset Management Financing, Banking, Advisory, And Risk And Capital Solutions Covering Bonds, Equities, And Commodities. The Company Is Headquartered In Sydney And Its Shares Are Listed On The Australian Stock Exchange. The Company Is The Only Investment Bank Controlled By Australian Capital. Macquarie Group Consists Of Macquarie Bank Limited In Australia And Macquarie Bank International Limited In The United Kingdom.
The Group's Business Portfolio Includes: Macquarie Asset Management, Banking And Financial Services, Commodities And Global Markets And Macquarie Capital.
The Macquarie Group's Income Is Primarily Derived From Service Fees And Commissions, Including Fund Management Fees, Performance Compensation, Acquisition Advisory Service Fees, Underwriting Fees, Etc. In Addition To This, The Group's Income Sources Also Include Net Interest And Net Transaction Income, Operating Lease Income, Investment Income And Profit Sharing From Joint Ventures.
The Group's Fees And Commissions Accounted For 42.8% Of Total Revenue In Fiscal Year 2018. Net Interest Income And Net Transaction Income Each Accounted For About 18% Of Net Operating Income.
As Of January 2019, Its Company Market Capitalization Was Approximately AUD 38.906 Billion.
History
1969 - The Predecessor Of Macquarie - Hill Samuel Australia Limited, A Wholly Owned Subsidiary Of British Commercial Bank Hill Samuel & Co Limited.
1985 - Acquired An Australian Banking License Under The Name Macquarie Bank Limited.
1988 - Acquired Chemical Australia Ltd In Australia.
1990 - Acquired Boston Australia Ltd In Australia.
1992 - Acquisition Of Security Pacific In Australia. 1996 - Macquarie Bank Ltd Listed On The Australian Stock Exchange.
1999 - Acquisition Of Australian Assets Of Bankers Trust (operations In Australia, USA, Brazil).
2004 - Acquisition Of ING Group's Asian Spot Equities Business (operations In Asia, Europe, USA).
2005 - Acquisition Of Cook Inlet Energy Supply In The USA.
2006 - Acquisition Of Corona Energy.
2007 - Establishment Of A Non-operating Holding Company, Macquarie Group Limited.
2008 - Establishment Of Bank Of England - Macquarie Bank International Limited.
2009 - Acquisition Of The Downstream Natural Gas Trading Business Of United Energy (North America).
2013 - Acquisition Of A Hong Kong Banking License.
2015 - Acquisition Of The Aircraft Operating Leasing Business Portfolio Of AWAS Aviation Capital Limited.
2016 - Acquired The Esanda Dealer Finance Business Portfolio Of ANZ Banking Group.
2017 - A Consortium Led By Macquarie Acquired UK Green Investment Bank Plc From The UK Government.
Asian Markets
Macquarie Bank Intends To Open Up New Markets In Hong Kong And China, Among Which Its Business In Hong Kong Is Mainly Engaged In Derivatives And Bond Financing. However, Macquarie Bank Will Also Provide Financial Advisory Services To The General Public. Macquarie Bank Can Be Said To Be An International Financial Investment Bank Integrated Externally And Internally.
In 2008, Macquarie Signed A Memorandum Of Understanding With Hengtai Securities Limited Liability Company In China To Establish A Joint Venture Securities Firm Specializing In Investment Banking Business, Of Which Macquarie Holds A 33% Stake. According To The 2008 Domestic Securities Companies' Stock And Bond Underwriting Rankings Released By The Securities Association Of China, Hengtai Securities Ranked Higher Than The Industry Median In Underwriting Business, And Was Also Selected As The "Most Growth Investment Bank" By The Securities Times.
Macquarie Will Become The Largest Overseas Asset Manager In South Korea After ING Sold Its Korean Investment Management Business (worth About 17 Billion Euros) To Macquarie On July 10, 2013.
