Investment Banking Blog

We likely kiss more frogs than we would like to admit. In almost 90% of cases, potential issuers will likely see me as the Debbie […]

All-too-often proposed acquisitions are consummated without determining whether the combination of the two entities would create synergies (be accretive) or create a decrease in overall […]

…and your investment bank is only as good as its dealflow. We receive a great deal of interest from those seeking internships in investment banking. They […]

When a corporation purchases the stock of a departing shareholder, it’s called a “redemption.” When the other stockholders purchase the stock, it’s called a cross-purchase. […]

On the financial sector radar this week: Lytx has been acquired by private equity firm GTCR for $500 million after a successful recovery from near-bankruptcy. […]

Publicly traded companies are required to file initial and on-going reports with the SEC. Some occur at the happening of specific events and others are […]

Am I the only one whose mind is being literally blown by the wildly crazy economic experiment being played out by the ECB, Japan, Denmark, […]

This article is written under the assumption that the reader is aware of the basic risk premium evaluation models and theories such as the Modern Portfolio […]

I am  a big fan of deal postmortems–the time you take to assess what went right, what went wrong and how you would do things […]

The perception is that most investment bankers are just rolling in the dough. In reality, the hay-day of investment banking seems to be lagging somewhere […]