The firm’s commitment to sustainability has helped it to secure a new building for the price of refurbishing an old one. CFO 01 April 2004.
Recent posts
CFO: Rents get green light
The soft property market is about to firm up, but tenants are looking beyond cheap deals in their search for value. CFO 01 April 2004.
CFO: Old enemies join forces
Commercial and regulatory pressures are forcing CFOs to take a closer interest in marketing. CFO June 2004.
CFO: All property is theft
All property is theft. Or you can buy or lease it. CFO weighs up the different forms of legal title. CFO 01 July 2004.
CFO: Don’t bank on it
Take time to review your financing arrangements but be prepared to pay for peace of mind. CFO July 2004.
CFO: So much for competition
Written in 2002 for CFO. Plus ca change… Reform in the energy markets has resulted in upheaval and credit risk, writes Ed Charles
Part 1: A beer (and a fag) with Anthony Bourdain
Photography: Christina Simons Anthony Bourdain sneeks out of Fenix in Richmond, Melbourne, and down the stairs for a crafty fag overlooking the Yarra river. I approach with my photographer from the inside interupting his well-earned break. We are the fifth interview today not to forget the he was the chef directing lunch as well as talking to a packed crowd of fans afterwards. He has one more interview before an appointment with the guys Cicciolina’s on Acland St at five […]
In The Black: Creation theory
So accountants are boring, huh? Creatives and advertising types are so much more interesting and stories about boring accountants are a cliché. Arguably the most creative person in advertising is an accountant. As I said in In The Black a couple of months ago.
CFO: Take your time
Actually the bottom of the property cycle was probablyin 2003 after I wrote this for CFO in late 2002.