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 Entries tagged "J.P. MOrgan Chase"Simon says convergeJ.P. Morgan telecom banker becomes co-tech chief. Movers & shakers: Aug. 3, 3009In mid-August, Andrew van der Vord will join Credit Suisse Group as vice chairman of consumer in the Americas in the investment banking department. Based... Movers & shakers: July 30, 2009Stephen Lamb, a vice chancellor of the Delaware Court of Chancery since 1997, will join Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP as a partner... Now for the main eventChrysler's bankruptcy sets the stage for an even bigger public-private drama at General Motors. That's no accident. Rigors of rehabThe market for debtor-in-possession loans is alive, but it's expensive, picky and creditor-friendly -- yet DIPs are needed more than ever before. Skadden's NextRx step for Express ScriptsSkadden Arps' Lou Kling (pictured) and Howard Ellin team advised Express Scripts on its NextRx deal. Dimon on Dimon"The House of Dimon:" A "leadership profile" chronicling his career successes. 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? Liquidity for the limitedPaul Sanabria, Jeff Hammer are joining Houlihan Lokey to set up an advisory effort serving the secondary market for PE investments. Revolvers at bayAs companies reach out for financing, banks are quick to revise terms on a popular credit vehicle. 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. The fallenIn which we recall some of the year's biggest private equity busts. Exit papersWhen Mars signed a deal to buy Wrigley, it reserved the right to skip out. That has since become the industry standard. Dead, temporarilyThe media's decided that Wall Street is definitely kaput. Trying to figure what's there instead is more of a problem. Morgan Lewis picks up a Danish accentFebruary brings three more biotech deals. Morgan Lewis' Navarro advised Lundbeck in its Ovation deal. Kindler risingRobert Kindler is Morgan Stanley's new global head of M&A. Cravath helps Bristol feed a starved IPO marketBristol-Myers plans to raise $500M-plus selling shares in Mead Johnson Nutrition Co. Cravath's Ronald Cami and Susan Webster are advising. Building a $12 billion bridgeRWE obtains the first jumbo financing of the year for its purchase of Dutch utility Essent. Wipe the slate cleanCounterparties and clearinghouses will be key players in newly regulated derivatives markets. Movers & shakers: Jan. 30, 2009Covington & Burling LLP announced that Thomas Barnett, most recently assistant attorney general in charge of the Justice Department's antitrust division, rejoined the firm.... Promise, meet realityAs Obama takes the reins, the economic outlook remains as dire as ever. Davis Polk works point on Citi spinoffDavis Polk attorneys have weighed in on Citi's restructuring. Citigroup wears two hats in Chevy Chase dealCiti's interest in Chevy Chase was widely reported in November, though never confirmed. But sources close to the deal say Citi was actively involved in the auction's initial stages. Paulson tries Plan BTreasury is now considering how to revive the market for asset-backed securities. Taking the PIPEPrivate equity investments in public companies have a mixed record. But where else can investors put their money? Cravath in a lot of cookie jarsCravath's Faiza Saeed represented Morgan Stanley's board on the company's conversion to a bank holding company and its stake sale to Mitsubishi UFJ. Risk arb update: Nov. 17, 2008The deal pool continues to diminish for want of deal inflow as M&A sputters amid extreme economic uncertainty. Baird does CharlotteBaird's staffing its new Charlotte, N.C. office with Wachovia Securities refugees. Brian McDonagh will be co-head of M&A. 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. In defense of renewable energyIs the sector closed for business? No way. Nat City counts on S&CH. Rodgin Cohen, Edward Herlihy advise on yet another bank deal. WachoviaThe Fed has approved a Wells Fargo-Wachovia deal. But might the new owner abandon Wachovia's investment bank? Still betting on the banksDespite their problems, banks, especially smaller ones, spell opportunity for private equity investors. Mandates keep coming for Sullivan's CohenAmong the latest deals for the S&C chairman: J.P. Morgan Chase-WaMu and Citigroup-Wachovia. Arbitrate thisLawyers who specialize in bonus disputes are among the few benefitting from the crisis on Wall Street. Making do and doing goodLehman Brothers was a very significant City Harvest contributor. Wall Street's passagesBear gone. Lehman gone. Merrill to BofA. Goldman and Morgan Stanley under fire. Is the Street dead? The abyssWhat are these credit default swaps, and why are they provoking such fear? Houlihan goes shoppingHoulihan Lokey is taking advantage of the turmoil on Wall Street, recently luring four from J.P. Morgan. Movers & shakers: Aug. 14, 2008Joshua Thompson, former Jefferies Finance general counsel, joins Proskauer Rose, and ex-Bear banker Morgan Edwards moves to Macquarie Capital Advisors, and more. Bear's media man landsAnother former Bear Stearns Cos. banker has landed. John Fargis, one of 98 senior managing directors forced to find a new home when Bear imploded,... Bear Stearns: Where are they now?Several bankers moved on from Bear after it imploded. Here's a look at where some went. | ||||||||||||||||
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