Cherie Marriott

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Australia Editor, FinanceAsia

Cherie Marriott joined FinanceAsia in 1997 and is currently the magazine's Australia editor based in Sydney. Cherie began her career in journalism in 1990 at The Canberra Times, followed by National News in London, The Australian in Vietnam, and then on to Hong Kong where she worked for Asiamoney and Global Finance. She was editor of FinanceAsia between 1997 and 1999. She has a degree in journalism from Charles Sturt University and post-graduate qualifications in finance from the Australian Securities Institute.



Recent articles by Cherie Marriott

Magazine Highlights
Metro Pacific’s flight of the phoenix
Once synonymous with dud real estate investments, Metro Pacific has risen from the ashes as a pure infrastructure play in the Philippines. Cherie Marriott talks to CFO David Nicol.
10 August 2011
CorporateTreasury Moves
Coca-Cola Amatil enjoys a working capital pickup
Supplier-finance programmes are all the rage in Australia and one of the pioneers is Coca-Cola Amatil.
30 November 2010
Cash
Making capital work harder
Treasurers gather in Manila to talk about controlling cash, maintaining liquidity and managing risk.
5 October 2010
Macro & Markets
Miners apply the screws
Australia’s vice-like grip on global iron ore and coal prices is threatened by rising production costs and looming oversupply.
30 August 2010
Cash
Making mergers work in the treasury
When the fanfare that surrounds a new acquisition dies down, the tricky job of integrating back-office systems begins, as experienced in Australia’s busy M&A market.
10 August 2010
Trade
Mark Evans goes beyond trade buzzwords
If banks hadn’t strayed from the practice of lending money based on underlying trade flows, they might not have suffered so acutely during the financial crisis, says Mark ...
1 June 2010
Editor's Desk
Ten years on and the evolution continues
As FinanceAsia.com celebrates its 10th birthday, we look back on what it was like to be conceived and born at the height of the dotcom boom.
24 May 2010
M&A
Australian acquisitions not for the timid
For every success story, there are plenty of M&A deals that struggle in the Australian market.
21 May 2009
Private Capital
Cultivating wine and truffles in the Margaret River
Watershed Wines in Western Australia is passionate about making wine and growing truffles, but the company is equally enthusiastic about making money.
6 December 2007
People Moves
Knox promoted at Credit Suisse Australia
John Knox joins Rob Stewart as co-head of investment banking as the firm expands its corporate advisory and financing business.
16 August 2007
Debt
Good credits will find open windows, says Merrill banker
Solid investment-grade issuers that have strong balance sheets are the ones that will find opportunity in the volatile credit markets, says Jason Murray.
15 August 2007
Equities
Westpac to list funds business
The Australian bank will spin-off its BT Investment Management arm in an attempt to lure and retain staff by offering them stock.
10 August 2007
M&A
Brambles in takeover spotlight
Speculation that Brambles is a takeover target is re-ignited as infrastructure newcomer Asciano buys a sizable stake in the business.
9 August 2007
People Moves
Douglas to head industrials for Citi
Citi fills a space in its Melbourne office with the hire of James Douglas from UBS.
6 August 2007
M&A
Flight Centre deal grounded again
The Australian travel operator fails in its second attempt to strike a deal with Pacific Equity Partners following a global squeeze on leveraged finance.
1 August 2007
Equities
Nyrstar flags IPO as early as October
The Zinifex spin-off is approved by shareholders as the company’s directors announce a timetable for listing.
27 July 2007
People Moves
Kalikajaros joins Credit Suisse from Merrill
Credit Suisse poaches Merrill’s head of private clients to run its fledgling private banking business in Australia.
19 July 2007
People Moves
NAB adds two securitisation specialists
Tony Carr and Leigh Mellor join the Australian bank’s diversified financial institutions team.
19 July 2007
Equities
Fortescue prices $440 million placement
The Australian iron ore hopeful taps the international equity markets, accepting a 9% discount for the new shares.
18 July 2007
People Moves
Merrill appoints former bureaucrat as adviser
The former boss of the NSW Premier’s Department will advise Merrill Lynch on attracting government business in Australia.
12 July 2007
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