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In your typical M&A deal, a buyer (think: some big company like Amazon, Google, whoever) finds a smaller company to buy. The seller typically expects a premium of ~25%-40% to get the deal done.
Normally that buyer — let’s pick Amazon — has...
What a new Fed chair does — and doesn't — mean for European bond markets
Pop Quiz: which of these three central banks do you think has the biggest balance sheet relative to the size of its economy: the Fed, the Bank of England, or the Euro...
The media has settled on a narrative: Private Credit is in trouble. The recent default by Medallia — a software company that PE firm Thoma Bravo took private in a 2021 leveraged buyout — is being held up as Exhibit A.
But that narrative is...
S&P's new CDX Financials Index Let's You Bet Against Private Credit BDCs...
Why would Wall Street firms give you a way to bet against themselves?
What no one teaches you in school (or in the financial press)
Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s term is scheduled to end on May 15th. President Trump’s nominee to replace him, former Fed Governor (and husband to a billionaire Estée Lauder heire...
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