Good news from reportor for the banking industry.LAZARD now is one of the most active
Good news from reportor for the banking industry.LAZARD now is one of the most active banks who is specializing in M&A. A lot of big deals will make LAZ's 3Q earning colorful. Nov 7 will be the earning. I am holding for my target $27 tight. BTW, congrad to those who holding SCHN, OS, RHAT, and REGN after my comments. These stocks make my portfolio beatiful this year.
BANKERS MAKE MILLIONS FROM 'MERGER MONDAY'
BY JAMES ROSSITER
1 November 2005
The Evening Standard
27
English
(c) 2005 Associated Newspapers.
A HANDFUL of the most influential bankers in the City are to share tens of millions of pounds in bonuses after Britain's £25 billion takeover frenzy, dubbed 'merger Monday'.
They include deal makers at UBS, Rothschild and JPMorgan Cazenove, as well as British heads of investment banking at the big American houses Lazard, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs.
Most are on course for bonuses this year of between £1 million and £5 million, depending on their seniority.
Japan's Nippon Sheet Glass has hired UBS and Lazard for its takeover approach for Pilkington which could value the glassmaker at around £2.5 billion, including more than £500 million of debt.
Peter Thompson is leading the charge, head of corporate finance and a former head of European mergers and acquisitions. He has teamed up with William Rucker, head of Lazard's UK operation and one of the City's most prolific deal makers of the past few years.
Good news from reportor for the banking industry.LAZARD now is one of the most active banks who is specializing in M&A. A lot of big deals will make LAZ's 3Q earning colorful. Nov 7 will be the earning. I am holding for my target $27 tight. BTW, congrad to those who holding SCHN, OS, RHAT, and REGN after my comments. These stocks make my portfolio beatiful this year.
BANKERS MAKE MILLIONS FROM 'MERGER MONDAY'
BY JAMES ROSSITER
1 November 2005
The Evening Standard
27
English
(c) 2005 Associated Newspapers.
A HANDFUL of the most influential bankers in the City are to share tens of millions of pounds in bonuses after Britain's £25 billion takeover frenzy, dubbed 'merger Monday'.
They include deal makers at UBS, Rothschild and JPMorgan Cazenove, as well as British heads of investment banking at the big American houses Lazard, Goldman Sachs, Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs.
Most are on course for bonuses this year of between £1 million and £5 million, depending on their seniority.
Japan's Nippon Sheet Glass has hired UBS and Lazard for its takeover approach for Pilkington which could value the glassmaker at around £2.5 billion, including more than £500 million of debt.
Peter Thompson is leading the charge, head of corporate finance and a former head of European mergers and acquisitions. He has teamed up with William Rucker, head of Lazard's UK operation and one of the City's most prolific deal makers of the past few years.
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