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New M&A Record Set For American Banks
During the worst part of the pandemic, M&A negotiations between banks were frozen but now bank M&A transactions areat their highest since 2008.
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US Equity Funds Buying Up UK Companies
Britain's fourth-largest supermarket chain will now be owned by Americans.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Loosening IPO Lockups
Six-month lockup periods used to be the strong recommendation from banks that underwrote traditional IPOs; no longer.
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Supermarket Giant Albertsons Bags Top-Shelf CFO
Best Buy alumSharon McCollam becomes CFO and president of the grocery powerhouse.
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For Privacy And Security, Virtual Cards Get Second Life
The growth of e-commerce growth anddata breaches are reviving virtual cards.
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Wanted: Old-Dog CFOs Who Know Lots Of Tricks
Young companies are looking for veteran CFOs to navigate the SPAC explosion.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Big Banks Free Up Reserves
Rather than building up their reserves, financial institutions are reviving share buybacks and increasing dividends
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Union Rep Becomes First Woman On VW Board
The daughter of an immigrant, union leaderDaniela Cavallo ascends to a leadership position within the German automaker's corporate structure.
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Germany Taps Swiss Expert To Fix Broken Watchdog
Germany looks for outside help to deal with Wirecard's troubles.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Cheaper Capital For Social Responsibility
Blackrock is incentivizing the hiring and promotion of minoritiesand women.
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Reducing Hierarchy: Q&A With Generali Assicurazioni’s Paolo Rubano
Paolo Rubano, Finance Transformation director at Italian insurance giant Generali Assicurazioni after a decade at France’s Axa, discusses the need for major multinationals to be more agile, more digital and more customer-centric.
Capital Raising & Corporate Finance
Listening To The Little Guys
The explosion of small investors moving unpopular stocks like Gamestop has bigger companies looking for ways to connect with them via social media.