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Under-fire private equity giant paid Australian staff more than $2m on average

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Christine Lacy
Under-fire private equity giant paid Australian staff more than $2m on average
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Private equity firm TPG Capital (Australia) paid its 30 staff an average of $2.1 million each in 2025, despite the firm's head, Joel Thickins, facing recent legal issues regarding drink-driving. The firm's local revenue doubled during the same period.

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The report underscores the high compensation levels in private equity and the contrast between corporate financial success and the personal conduct of leadership.

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The article presents financial data alongside legal facts, maintaining a focus on corporate accountability.

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