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Convertible makes for $5 billion party
Issuer: Tyco Amount: $3.45 billionBookrunner: Merrill Lynch
February 01, 2001
The Okura-sho’s old school ties
Japan's Ministry of Finance building has the feel of a British public school, and its occupants consider themselves the real rulers of Japan.
February 01, 2001
Bright light in the gloom
Best tech acquiror Company: JDS Uniphase Deal: acquisition of E-Tek; acquisition of SDL Announced: January 19th (E-Tek); July 10th (SDL) Size: $15.5 billion (E-Tek); $41 billion (SDL) Advisors: Thomas Weisel Partners (for JDS in E-Tek deal); Goldman Sachs (for E-Tek); Thomas Weisel Partners (for SDL); Banc of America Securities and CIBC World Markets (for JDS in SDL deal)
February 01, 2001
Opinion
John Mack the knifed
The abrupt resignation of Morgan Stanley Dean Witter's president, John Mack, is the most serious yet in a series of setbacks over the past six months for a firm once seemingly immune to crises.
February 01, 2001
Opinion
Doyen’s Anglo-Saxon move shocks Paris lawyers
The restructuring of the Paris legal scene took an unexpected turn late last year, when one of the city’s leading French M&A partners finally gave up on his old firm and did what his colleagues had spent the last two years avoiding – he joined an Anglo-Saxon firm.
February 01, 2001
Met Life: Three-year plans come to Life
Issuer: Met LifeDeal: IPOAmount: $2.735 billion (with $840 million convertible and $855 million private placement)Date: April 4 2000Bookrunners: Credit Suisse First Boston, Goldman Sachs
February 01, 2001
Verio finally finds suitor
Acquirer: NTTType of deal: cash acquisition of Verio Amount: $5 billionLaunched: 7 May 2000Advisers: Deutsche Banc Alex Brown
February 01, 2001
AES bucks trend through timing
Issuer: AES CorporationAmount: $850 millionDate: September 8 2000Bookrunner: Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
February 01, 2001
Opinion
FSA leaves grey areas in market abuse controls
The Financial Services Authority will set up a new market abuse regime next year, but with the proposals on the table, City lawyers doubt that it will make their lives, and those of their clients, any easier. By Richard Tyler
February 01, 2001
Critical mission for Ixia
Issuer: IxiaAmount: $82 millionDate: October 17 2000Bookrunner: Merrill Lynch
February 01, 2001
Doughnuts fill market hole
Issuer: Krispy Kreme DoughnutsDeal: IPOAmount: $72.5 millionDate: April 5 2000Bookrunner: Deutsche Banc Alex Brown
February 01, 2001
The failed deals
Thus far, two mergers in Singapore’s financial sector have failed to go through, and several cross-border ventures have gone awry. Find out why.
February 01, 2001
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