Private equity industry marks five years of unprecedented growth: report
$65.5 billion of private equity capital under management in 2006
- By: IE Staff
- May 28, 2007 May 28, 2007
- 08:35
$65.5 billion of private equity capital under management in 2006
Governments must search out new ways of conducting business
TD will pay $225 million for the investment support services business
Laval-based firms were fined a total of $300,000
Gains from the Julius Baer stake will be used to buy back shares in the coming months as part of UBS’s share repurchase program
The new entity will create a transatlantic rival to NYSE Euronext
Conntinuing strong earnings from Canadian banking and wealth management segments
Galileo Global Equity Advisors
Sci-tech strategy is a good piece of public policy
Company becomes associate member
Cross-border transactions continue to be a key dynamic
Money manager for the affluent to remain an independent firm
Strong quarter for Canadian banking and wealth management
But firm cancels announced 3-1 forward split; speculative buy rating reiterated
China will also allow foreign securities firms to expand their operations in China to include brokerage, proprietary trading and fund management
New entity will offer financial advisory services throughout South America
But combined results don’t include any revenue or cost-saving synergies that may be achievable subsequent to the completion of the merger
Clients of UBS, Bernstein will have maximum level of liquidity and quality execution for clients with this deal
Firm’s DVD communicates corporate philosophy on investment management to advisors
The three brokers are anticipated to generate $140 million in additional mortgage origination
Effective fraud detection and investigative capability needed
Commodities trading losses lower what would otherwise have been good second quarter results
Ubiquity assets will be combined with Bank West subsidiary
Pair will jointly chair Citi Markets & Banking planning group
Sophisticated matching system designed to help companies identify and recruit board members