News Articles for Bryn Hardcastle

Corporate lawyers Bryn Hardcastle and Scott Gibson built their reputations at boutique firms but have taken different paths.

Sydney-based law firm Hamilton Locke has entered the Western Australian market with a bang after recruiting four corporate finance partners from HWL Ebsworth Lawyers.

There has been plenty of change during the past year in Perth's legal fraternity, which is enjoying healthy trade.

For the second year running, Macquarie Capital and Canaccord Genuity have topped Business News' league table for capital raisings.

Today's board moves wrap includes Kerry Gleeson, Bryn Hardcastle, Brendan de Kauwe, David Iverach, Guido Belgiorno-Nettis, and Chris Cook.

Allens is poised to substantially broaden its corporate practice in WA after recruiting two partners from rival firm HWL Ebsworth Lawyers, including Bryn Hardcastle.

Our board moves wrap includes Richard Monti, Kristie Young, Bryn Hardcastle, Rohan Hockings, Douglas Huey, Dale Schultz, Paul Summers, and Louie Simens.

HWL Ebsworth Lawyers is set to become the sixth largest law firm in Western Australia after striking a deal to acquire boutique Perth firm Bellanhouse Lawyers.

A flurry of hostile takeover deals has provided a boost for corporate lawyers, with an expectation there are more on the way.

Nick Cernotta has been appointed non-executive director of New Century Resources.

SPECIAL REPORT: Corporate finance dealmakers in Perth worked on just more than 800 transactions last year worth $51 billion.

There has been a big increase this year in the number of ASX-listed companies, primarily junior explorers in WA, forced to retract announcements.

Tech firm Servtech Global Holdings has announced the resignation of chief executive Brett Quinn, while appointing company secretary Derek Hall as a non-executive director and Simon Ingleson as general manager.

Melanie Ross has been appointed company secretary of Antilles Oil & Gas and Celsius Resources.

Recently listed tech company Servtech Global Holdings has announced a capital raising of up to $1 million, through a convertible loan facility, and a board revamp as the company seeks to overcome sluggish revenue growth.

Perth-based app services company Global Agenda Technologies is seeking an ASX listing through a reverse takeover of Marion Energy.