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Will Mace

Will Mace began his journey in business journalism at The Independent circa 2009, but when that weekly business paper was closed down he became a founding reporter for the Fairfax Business Bureau, which supplied news to Fairfax’s regional mastheads and the Stuff.co.nz website.

Moving to London in 2013, he spent six years at Acuris Global (formerly Mergermarket) covering listed M&A deals, event-driven special situations, and shareholder activism campaigns across Europe for an investment banking and hedge fund audience. In 2016 he was tasked with launching an entirely new Acuris service called Activistmonitor, and became an authority on the subject of investor activism as it grew in the region.

Over his last two years in London, Will juggled editorship and reporting across activism, M&A, ECM, and regulatory/competition review coverage. He joined NBR in April 2021.

He enjoys live music, sailing, skiing, and critiquing rugby from the safety of the sidelines. 

Will Mace's Articles

Air NZ guides HY earnings between $180m and $230m

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Thu, 12 Oct 2023

Profectus combats ‘financial erosion’ via invoice errors

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Thu, 12 Oct 2023

Gentrack’s new exec remuneration scheme approved

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Tue, 10 Oct 2023

Investors use corporate engagement to achieve RI goals

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Tue, 10 Oct 2023

Black Pearl expects to reach profitability late next year

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Sun, 08 Oct 2023

Air NZ extends Covid credits expiry date to 2026

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Fri, 06 Oct 2023

Edmund Hillary fellows directly invest at least $136m in NZ

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Thu, 05 Oct 2023

Wiise move: KPMG-backed ERP platform expands to New Zealand

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Thu, 05 Oct 2023

Gentrack executive remuneration plan criticised by shareholders

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Wed, 04 Oct 2023

Meta launches ‘blue tick’ verification for Instagram and Facebook

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Tue, 03 Oct 2023

TradeWindow’s nChain capital injection on knife edge

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Mon, 02 Oct 2023

Rising rates and bond yields point to possible economic ‘breaks’

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Mon, 02 Oct 2023
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