M&A
Welbilt Ices Ali Sale With Manitowoc Deal
By David Marcus
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Published: March 24th, 2022
Insights & Analysis
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M&A
Deal Diary: Wachtell Takes Tegna From Spin to Sale
By David Marcus
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Published: March 24th, 2022
Tegna taps Wachtell, JPM and Greenhill on an $8.6 billion agreement to sell to Standard General, which uses Fried Frank, Moelis and RBC.
M&A
Drinks With The Deal: Fenwick's Ken Myers
By David Marcus
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Published: March 24th, 2022
The Fenwick & West M&A partner talks about the influence his mentor Alexandra Korry had on him, the challenges of being in a two-lawyer couple and how he approaches legal technology.
Activism
BlackRock, Voting and Insurgencies
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 24th, 2022
Advisers offer mixed views about whether the index fund manager’s plans to give 850 big institutional clients with $1.5 trillion in assets the power to vote shares will help activists win director contests.
M&A
Deal Diary: Kirkland, Paul Weiss on Clearlake Buyout of Intertape
By David Marcus
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Published: March 23rd, 2022
Clearlake Capital turns to Kirkland & Ellis, Goldman, Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank on a $2.6 billion agreement to buy Intertape Products, which uses Paul Weiss, Fasken and Morgan Stanley.
Podcasts
Behind the Buyouts: Monogram's Stein on Backing Category Killers
By Nikitha Sattiraju
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Published: March 23rd, 2022
Monogram Capital co-founder and partner Jared Stein talks about finding upstart consumer brands, the firm's investment criteria and cutting through the noise to find long-term trends.
Activism
Short Seller Disclosure Rule Among Measures Targeting Activists
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 23rd, 2022
New SEC proposals focused on derivatives, 13D disclosures and short selling investments could complicate or even discourage insurgent fund campaigns.
Activism
Share Lending Under Fire
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 22nd, 2022
A regulatory proposal requiring big index fund managers and other institutional investors to disclose share lending programs could upend short selling activism and drive an uptick in ESG voting.
Activism
Tables Turn in Zell-Portnoy Battle for REIT Supremacy
By Ronald Orol
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Published: March 22nd, 2022
The Portnoy real estate empire gets payback for a 2014 defeat by wresting a coveted industrial property owner away from Sam Zell’s Equity Commonwealth.
