NZCID - Pacific Road Corporate Finance NZ

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‘Through independent advice, Pacific Road Corporate Finance works with clients to maximise shareholder value’

Pacific Road Corporate Finance is a corporate advisory business formed in 1986 with offices in Australia and New Zealand. In times which have seen the aggregation of investment banks in Australasia, Pacific Road occupies a distinct position as an independent specialist advisory house offering advice on value, strategy, structuring and capital.

As experienced advisors, we negotiate transactions on behalf of clients as well as identifying and securing funding from the debt and equity markets.

The business has a reputation for being creative and undertaking projects with confidentiality and integrity.

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Greg Kay
Director NZ

t: 09 976 6450

e: greg.kay@pacroad.com

a: PO Box 4164 Shortland St Auckland

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contact

t: 09 976 6450

e: greg.kay@pacroad.com

a: PO Box 4164 Shortland St Auckland

STRATERGY + BUSINESS: LIGHTS! WATER! MOTION!The worlds urban infrastructure needs a $40 trillion makeover... More>

NATIONAL: GOING FOR GROWTHJohn Key speaking at the NZCID Building Nations Symposium, highlighting aspects of National's energy policy. More>

BUILDING NATIONS PUTS INFRASTRUCTURE ON THE ELECTION AGENDALeading New Zealands development through infrastructure investment will be the focus of the third annual Building Nations Symposium in Auckland on Wednesday. More>

BACK ON TRACK: INFRASTRUCURE FOR NZHon. Michael Cullen's address to the NZCID Building Nations Symposium 2008. More>

COMBINED AQA AND IOQNZ CONFERENCE 2008Radio interview with NZCID Chief Executive Stephen Selwood on the future of infrastructure and the importance of protecting aggregates as one of New Zealands integral resources. More>

Building the NationNZCID Chief Exectutive, Stephen Selwood, takes stock and looks ahead to the Building Nations Symposium 08 More>

A Major RevampThe term PPP has become more common in the media recently... More>

Connecting...To Our Digital FutureBriefing on ICT infrastructure more>