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UBS and Credit Suisse: The Next Shoe to Drop in the Financial Crisis of 2023?

Mergers and Inquisitions

The deal is backstopped by the Swiss government, which committed ~$10 billion to absorb potential losses (UBS will absorb the first ~$5 billion). If the losses are even higher, UBS and the Swiss government will split them above this $15 billion level. The AT1 bondholders are now banding together to file a lawsuit. Klein & Co.

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Private Equity in China: The Worst of Both Worlds?

Mergers and Inquisitions

The international firms in China have not been performing particularly well because the government wants to encourage domestic investment and help Chinese people, rather than foreigners, make money. Government Relationships: Expect to deal with local CCP officials on everything from land leasing agreements to tax credits.

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9 Concepts We Can Learn About Raising Capital From How2Exit's Interview W/ Richard Luftig

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Richard grew up in the suburbs of New York City and went to college, later working for a boutique investment bank. He then worked for what are called bulge bracket investment banks, mostly in the capital market space. After four years, in 1990, the economy was slow and the deal flow was slow.

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Renewable Energy Investment Banking: How to Make Greens by Going Green

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The bad news is that despite these positives, it’s still highly dependent on the government and overall macro conditions – despite claims to the contrary. Government Policies, Taxes, and Regulations – How much is the government subsidizing EVs? Is it encouraging utility companies to source their energy from renewable producers?

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Sports Investment Banking: How to Win the Super Bowl and the World Cup in the Same Year

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For example, a franchise could offload many facility-related expenses to its city if the local government owns the stadium. Is it a mixed public/private project with some government contribution? A lack of stadium control means less potential upside but also lower risk and expenses. LionTree and Allen & Co.

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Private Equity Regulation: 2023 Changes and Impact on Finance Careers

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Only wealthy individuals and institutions could invest, so governments cared less about PE firms than commercial banks and brokerages. government has become more aggressive about regulating all “private funds” (private equity, hedge funds, venture capital, etc.) Government Suddenly Care So Much About Private Equity Regulation?