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Selasa, 15 Desember 2020

Top IPO lawyers share 2021 predictions — Fannie Mae tells staff to be on call for holidays — More regional-bank dealmaking

 
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No big-time IPO pops today. How disappointing...

But the fun hasn't entirely stopped, as FIG deals roll on. Huntington Bancshares has agreed to merge with TCF Financial, as was first reported by The Wall Street Journal

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Capital-markets lawyers' IPO outlook

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The IPO market has been an absolute rocket ship the past few months.

Samantha Stokes and Jack Newsham spoke to five capital-markets lawyers to get the inside scoop, along with what to expect for 2021.

Some great insight from people who are right in the thick of it

Click here to read the entire story.


Fannie Mae is asking key employees to be prepared to work through the holidays 

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You better not pout. Fannie Mae had some not great news for employees planning to take time off for the holidays: keep your phones on. Sean Czarnecki, Alex Morrell, and Rebecca Ungarino with a nice story about the knock-on effects of Fannie Mae pushing to get out of government conservatorship before President Donald Trump leaves office. Read more here


Nasdaq just nabbed its new head of ETF listings from rival Cboe

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Nice scoop from Vicky Ge Huang and Carter Johnson on Nasdaq's new head of ETF listings. Read more here


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