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Kamis, 17 Juni 2021

Voting issues for meme stocks — Wall Street home-buying controversy — New-look fintechs

 
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Meme stock shareholders may have diamond hands, but they're not voting on things like exec pay and M&A deals. And that's creating a big headache.

Reddit WallStreetBets WSB

Companies with large retail-investor bases face difficulties reaching a quorum in shareholder votes — but upstart digital investor-communications tools are looking to bridge that gap.

Get the full rundown here.


As fintechs come of age, they're upgrading brands and logos to move beyond their 'stick-it-to-the-man' roots

Stash Chief Creative Officer Chidi Achara

DailyPay and Stash recently underwent full redesigns, while HMBradley hired a creative director before even launching. Here's why fintechs are so keen to rework their looks.


Medline is financing its record LBO with roughly $17 billion from debt markets — and it could set the stage for a surge of massive buyouts

Medical supplies

Bankers will look to bond and loan markets across multiple currencies to fund the deal. Here's what to expect


Wall Street firms like BlackRock are snapping up every single American home they can find. Here are the 6 most important things to know about this trend pricing out everyday people.

housing bubble burst

A tweet has begun an outrage cycle by blaming BlackRock for big Wall Street investments in US homes. Here are six facts breaking down the market.


Dealmaker Jeff Sine has one of the most enviable client lists on Wall Street. Here's how he broke away from the pack to build a $1 billion business.

Masayoshi Son, Rupert Murdoch, Jeff Sine, and Ari Emanuel with a WeWork office building on fire and The Raine Group logo patterned on a green background.

Jeff Sine is an under-the-radar dealmaker who is quietly one of the most trusted advisors to SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son, as well as other corporate titans like Rupert Murdoch and Ari Emanuel. We took a deep dive into his investing empire.


Odd lots:

Morgan Stanley Hires Greg Weinberger Away From Credit Suisse (WSJ)

Did No One Hear Jamie Dimon Warn About Trading? (Bloomberg)

Plaid, Visa, and the best fintech deal that never happened (Fortune)

 
 
 
 
 
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