Charbel Nader

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ˑCharbel Nader is an Australian investment banker who first came to prominence through a number of innovative Film Financing transactions in the 90's the most notable being a series of Village Roadshow off balance sheet film financings which funded Films such as the Matrix series and Oceans 11 in conjunction with Warner Bros [1] .

After a successful stint in Sydney with News Corp's Venture capital vehicle e-Ventures and PBL /Nine Network where he was responsible for the Macquarie Nine Film raising; a joint endeavour between the Nine Network[1] and Macquarie Bank [2]he returned to Melbourne as Managing Director of McHudson Corporate.

In June 2007 he was recruited by Pitt Capital Partners[3] to head up and establish a Melbourne office of the Investment Bank[2] which is a wholly owned subsidiary of one of Australia's oldest publicly listed corporations Washington H. Soul Pattinson.

[edit] References

  1. ^ LLA rescue has a Roadshow sub-plot. Australian Financial Review. Retrieved on 2008-05-28.
  2. ^ Packer's playtime. Business Spectator. Retrieved on 2008-05-20.
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