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 Entries tagged "Santander"The $33 million manMerrill's Andrea Orcel took home $33.8M in 2008, says the Journal. A look backIn which we reappraise Deals of the Year from a very different time. How bad was the ABN-Amro deal? Belgian waffleBelgium's government has gone back and forth on Fortis' fate. Shareholders are steaming and lawyers are busy. Lenders pour out $1B loan for Bertolli buyBuyer Grupo SOS rounds up 35 banks in a bad credit environment. Parisian viewsThe financial crisis has hit France hard, but the response, shaped by national differences, only superficially resembles that of the U.S. So much for all thatRemember the emergency, three-page bailout plan to buy toxic securities? Well, never mind. Bredin Prat sings 'La Marseillaise'On a merger, Bredin's Patrick Dziewolski and Emmanuel Masset are representing Banque Populaire. The new normalAmid the gloom, bankers go to work -- a few buyouts here, a couple of mergers there. Fancy freeBanco Santander stuck to basics and actually managed risk -- and now it owns the No. 1 U.S. thrift. Morgan Stanley hobnobs with the BritsAlong with Morgan Stanley bankers, Slaughter and May's George Seligman advised the U.K. on Bradford & Bingley. Sovereign gets more than just capitalSullivan & Cromwell's H. Rodgin Cohen and John Evangelakos advised Sovereign's special committee in its $1.9B sale to Santander. Spread too farAmid turmoil, risk arbs have absorbed a lot of bad news, but some strategic deals look likely to close, and deal demand may be building. Risk arb update: BCEMars-Wrigley was financed and closed despite bank turmoil. But what will happen to BCE? Collateral damageAs the banking industry consolidates, some effects are unknown. Job losses, though, are inevitable. No M&A fanatic, for Cryan out loudWith John Cryan's elevation to CFO at UBS, and the firm's reorganization, talk abounded it was headed for a breakup. But he's no M&A proponent, he says. | ||||||||||||||||
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