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Two NYT columns offered some pushback to Democratic talking points. Andrew Ross Sorkin took aim at the deep belief that the repeal of Glass-Steagall was somehow key to the financial crisis. And David Brooks offered a different interpretation of the historical facts that led to the rise of the LBO as a staple of American capitalism.
In this rapidly evolving yet skittish environment, what factors will sustain and accelerate the recent uptick in deal activity? What must Washington and Wall Street do, individually and collectively, to promote deals and reap the economic benefits they deliver? Where should dealmakers be looking to do deals in 2012, domestically and globally, and what can they expect? Above all, what will it take to fuel the deal economy and ensure its activity continues its resurgence unhindered.
Join The Deal LLC's select guests of senior corporate and financial dealmakers and their advisers on Nov. 30 and Dec. 1 at the New York Stock Exchange. Have a role in divining the promise, possibilities and pitfalls for deals in 2012.
We're asking The Deal Community to review M&A records as well as other data to help decide the candidates in 10 sectors for the 5th Annual awards. The Deal will also donate $500 to the American red Cross for every 250 respondents to the survey.
