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Pepper Advantage Appoints Aaron Milburn UK Managing Director

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Tuesday, February 20, 2024
Finance, Asset Management, Banking, Data Management, Professional Services, Technology, Fintech, Digital Cash Management, Digital Assets, Citigroup, Growth, Clay, State, Westpac, St.George Bank, Bank

Pepper Advantage, a global credit intelligence company, announces the appointment of Aaron Milburn as UK Managing Director.

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  • Pepper Advantage, a global credit intelligence company, announces the appointment of Aaron Milburn as UK Managing Director.
  • Aaron will lead Pepper Advantage’s UK business, which manages a portfolio of £20 billion in assets under management, effective immediately.
  • He is a member of Pepper Advantage’s global leadership team and is joining the UK business from Jakarta, where he currently serves as Managing Director of Pepper Advantage Indonesia.
  • “I’m excited to be joining Pepper Advantage’s UK business at this pivotal moment for credit markets,” said Aaron Milburn.

Marbanc International to Deploy USD150 Million in Growth Companies Over Two Years

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Thursday, June 22, 2023
St.George Bank, Fintech, M&A, International, Acquisition, Australian Securities Exchange, Cryptocurrency, Financial services

New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - June 22, 2023) - International private equity group Marbanc International Corporation has announced plans to deploy USD150 million in growth stage companies over the next two years.

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  • New York, New York--(Newsfile Corp. - June 22, 2023) - International private equity group Marbanc International Corporation has announced plans to deploy USD150 million in growth stage companies over the next two years.
  • Gerard Sivaprasad, Executive Chairman for Marbanc International, says the company is considering a range of USD5-25 million and will be focusing in growth sectors including fintech, banking, big tech platforms, and distressed asset opportunities in real estate and other tangible assets.
  • In recent months, Marbanc has been exploring opportunities to fund management buyouts and strategically deploy capital to restructure and strengthen distressed businesses impacted by rising interest rates.
  • The group's USD150 million capital allocation is estimated to fund around a dozen distinct opportunities, enabling the group to further diversify its interests in new markets.