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An IPO Reincarnation?
In spite of a rebound this year, the IPO markets — a key source of capital formation for entrepreneurial America — are in a shambles.
Icahn Ramping Up Motorola Stake
Carl Icahn, who is juggling a number of activist investments right now, has upped his stake in Motorola again, to 9.9 percent.
Here Come the Summer Doldrums
Commentary: There is a term sailors use to describe slow hot days on the water with no wind: The Doldrums. The same might be said for the current state of the U.S. markets, and moreover the entire U.S. economy.
Capital eBook: Man, GLG Merger
Second in a series of five Capital eBooks looks inside the events that led to the Man Group, GLG Partners mergers. Access the latest Capital eBook to read additional capital feature stories from Institutional Investor Magazine.
New Capital eBook Released
This is the first in a series of five Capital eBooks that feature the latest banking and capital market stories in an easy to use e-Reader format. Access video segments, multimedia RSS readers, and the latest research and rankings.
Bloomberg Ups the Valuation Ante
Major financial data providers have been jockeying with niche players for pieces of the valuation services market in recent years, and one, Bloomberg, has turned up the competitive heat with its announcement of an OTC derivatives pricing service.
Gulf and Asian Centers Battle Over Islamic Finance
Financial centers from Bahrain and Dubai in the Persian Gulf to Malaysia and Singapore in Asia are moving to improve their regulatory frameworks in a bid to win a bigger piece of a vibrant Islamic capital market and asset management business.
Weil Gotshal’s Michael Aiello Advises on Soured Mergers
The heightened danger of corporate breakups in an uneasy economy has increased the popularity of the reverse breakup fee. To Michael Aiello, partner of Weil, Gotshal & Manges, the implication is obvious: He needs more than ever to shield his merger clients from deals’ collapsing.
Asset-Based Lending Shifts to Owning
Asset-based lending has survived a near-death ordeal and found a distinct shift in strategy from lending against assets toward owning them outright.
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