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Macquarie New Zealand Limited is a member of the Macquarie Bank Group.  It offers M&A advice, debt and equity capital market services and structured finance, and has a major involvement in the infrastructure sector.  It provides both Institutional and Retail Broking services, with full Research support and Portfolio Management; and operates New Zealand's largest cash management trust. 

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> macquarie.com.au

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Hon Jim McLay
Executive Chairman

t: +64 9 377 0633 or +64 9 357 6931

e: Jim.McLay@macquarie.com

a: PO Box 2006 Shortland Street Auckland

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> Financial services provider

> Water, energy, transport, communications

 



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