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

Buyout giant TPG is facing intense scrutiny over the conduct of its local boss Joel Thickins and wider corporate culture, but staff have good reason to stay.

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

Buyout giant TPG is facing intense scrutiny over the conduct of its local boss Joel Thickins and wider corporate culture, but staff have good reason to stay.

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The humiliating saga for a highly paid master of the universe

We are none the wiser if private equity boss Joel Thickins will face professional consequences after he pleaded guilty to negligent driving and refusing to take a breath test.

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martedì 30 giugno 2026·theage.com.au
High-profile private equity boss faces court following car crash
Joel Thickins, the local boss of one of the world’s largest private equity firms, TPG Capital, fronted court this morning after allegedly crashing his car and refusing a…
martedì 30 giugno 2026·theage.com.au
‘Absolute shocker’: Private equity chief slapped with driving ban
Joel Thickins, the local boss of one of the world’s largest private equity firms, TPG Capital, fronted court this morning after crashing his car and refusing a breathalyser.

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

The humiliating saga for a highly paid master of the universe

Timeline cronologica

High-profile private equity boss faces court following car crash

‘Absolute shocker’: Private equity chief slapped with driving ban

High-profile private equity boss pleads guilty to negligent driving

The humiliating saga for a highly paid master of the universe

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