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 Entries tagged "Bear Stearns"Pink slips on Wall StreetHSBC and Wells Fargo are among the latest firms in layoff headlines. Don't look backThe Daily Deal's story begins long before the publication of the first issue on Sept. 15, 1999. Movers & shakers: June 18, 2009New York broker-dealer Guggenheim Capital Markets LLC launched a financial institutions group. It hired Frank McCutchan and Scott Schondau as managing directors of the... Bear Stearns exodusThey're still moving: Broker-dealer Guggenheim Capital Markets LLC launched a financial institutions group, hiring Frank McCutchan and Scott Schondau. Surveying the sandlotProposals to reregulate derivatives haven't even been submitted yet, and Congress is already bickering over who will control what. Movers & shakers: June 3, 2009Former Bear Stearns Cos. CEO Alan Schwartz joined privately held financial services firm Guggenheim Partners LLC as executive chairman. Schwartz chose not to stay with... Antitrust's next frontier?The DOJ's new competition chief, Christine Varney, considers a stronger antitrust role in the financial sector. Out like a lambMove over, Leo Strine. This year's Tulane confab belonged to Stephen Lamb, who is retiring from Delaware's Court of Chancery in July. Dimon on Dimon"The House of Dimon:" A "leadership profile" chronicling his career successes. Wachtell weighs in on a few more dealsWachtell represented Fidelity National in its Metavante deal and Centex on its sale to Pulte Homes. It's the economy, TimIf it's as bad as people are saying, the government eventually may have to shut down big banks. Would an early start be better? Movers & shakers: March 27, 2009Kirk Wilson joined independent investment bank Greenhill & Co. as a managing director. Wilson was a vice chairman of Morgan Stanley's investment banking division, where... Movers & shakers: March 26, 2009Bank of America Corp. said chief investment strategist Richard Bernstein and chief North America economist David Rosenberg are leaving Banc of America Securities-Merrill Lynch Research.... Deals that defined an eraIt begins with AOL-Time Warner and ends with the demise of Bear Stearns. In search of the uber-menschAIG chairman Edward Liddy takes his lumps testifying before Congress. Movers & shakers: March 18, 2009Independent investment bank Greenhill & Co. hired Kenneth Goldman as a senior adviser. He is now senior vice president and chief financial officer of Fortinet... Movers & shakers: March 17, 2009New York's Evercore Partners Inc. created a joint venture with Citic Securities International Co. Ltd., launching Citic Securities International Partners Ltd. The firm will focus on cross-border mergers and acquisitions advisory and investment management, sourcing deals between China and other international markets. CSIP will also manage a $500 million China-focused private equity business. Bankruptcy's global onslaughtCan we handle it? A year unlike any otherTurmoil. Chaos. Bailouts. Conventional deals in 2008 were rare. Many of those that mattered, like Bear Stearns and J.P. Morgan Chase, involved the government. Blundering herdKen Lewis thought he had a dream deal when he nabbed Merrill Lynch. By year's end he knew he had a nightmare. Linens' heavy loadApollo Management rescued the ailing retailer but saddled it with debt. Movers & shakers: Feb. 18, 2009Japanese Prime Minister Taro Aso appointed Economics Minister Kaoru Yosano as the new Finance Minister. Yosano replaces Shoichi Nakagawa, who was forced to resign after... Pfizer taps Cadwalader for Wyeth adviceMost noteworthy in the $68B deal may be the size of the reverse termination fee: $4.5B. Imperial no moreLaw professors Kahan and Rock argue that CEO power has been greatly reduced in favor of shareholders and boards. Movers & shakers: Feb. 3, 2009Robert Gillespie, a 27-year veteran of UBS, joined Evercore Partners Inc.'s advisory business as a senior managing director in London. Gillespie was vice chairman of... Movers & shakers: Jan. 29, 2009Citigroup Inc. is shuffling management as its divides into two standalone businesses. Citicorp's global bank will have two operations: Institutional banking and regional consumer banking.... Gone but not forgottenJohn Thain and Vikram Pandit get scolded for being away from the office in a crisis. What, they lost their BlackBerries? Movers & shakers: Jan. 20, 2009Italy's Advanced Capital, an alternative asset manager, took on Seth Lieberman as chief investment officer for its new global real estate fund-of-funds unit. Lieberman (pictured)... Extreme makeover: Reining in the CDSsRegulators jockey to oversee Wall Street's latest villain. Grave dancersThe heavy hitters lay retrospective claims to the meltdown of '08. Can this crisis be tarted up into bestsellers without the presence of splashy villains? Delaware's rivalsThe state's Court of Chancery isn't the only venue for resolving matters of corporate law. Movers & shakers: Dec. 18, 2008Robert W. Baird & Co., a capital markets, private equity, wealth and asset management firm, brought in Gregory Ingram as a managing director and... Less brave new worldWe lost five big investment banks in 2008, but how much does that really matter? Saving LehmanIf the government had bailed out the investment bank, would anything have changed? Let's look at the numbersBailout sums are huge. How huge? Bigger than NASA, bigger than the wars. But that's not the whole picture. Change comes to ChanceryThe Delaware court will get some new faces next year, and more reasons to keep a watchful eye on Congress. Transactions: Dec. 15, 2008We're all faced with the unsettling feeling that everything has changed while we were sleeping. But no one's been hit harder than Treasury's Henry Paulson. The next shoe to drop?As banks retool to cut costs, the investment banking analyst program has the proverbial bull's-eye on its back. Movers & shakers: Dec. 4, 2008Steptoe & Johnson LLP created a firmwide derivatives and credit default swaps litigation and restructuring team. Leading the team are New York partner John Lovi... When Integrity failedNot content with sticking to its home market, a tiny Minnesota bank gambled on Florida real estate and lost. It's hardly alone. Seamless transitionThe president-elect's new economic team is to hit the ground running and act in close coordination with the Bush administration. Truglia speaksEconomist Vincent Truglia lands at NewOak Capital. Transactions: Dec. 1, 2008As we move forward, replacing our old experts with new, how much of the old do we abandon and how much do we keep? Consider the case of the Federal Reserve. Movers & shakers: Nov. 19, 2008Morgan Keegan & Co. hired nine municipal banking, sales and trading professionals in New York and Boston. They join investment banking veteran Mike Tierney, who... Finding your inner ScroogeWith all the fun wrung from the markets, the personal finance press tries to make thriftiness cool, and the WSJ's sad tale of Wall Street. Heroes and hedge fundsAladdin Capital Holdings vice chairman and CIO Neal Neilinger doubles as a volunteer fire police officer. Movers & shakers: Nov. 5, 2008Greenhill & Co. hired three former Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. bankers to open a Chicago office for the independent investment bank. Glenn Tilles, Doug Jackson... Bradley lives her dreamSarah Bradley left Deutsche Bank to Investcorp and David Boutry filled her spot. Movers & shakers: Oct. 30, 2008Lazard hired Alexis de Rosnay as a vice chairman of Lazard International and as a senior member of the firm's global financial advisory team, effective... Happy days are/aren't here againLIBOR falls, so do equity markets. Banks get a bailout, but the financial system may have more shocks ahead. The outlook for regulation and the American lifestyle. | ||||||||||||||||
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