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Anti-trust Enforcement: A Roadblock to Mega Mergers

The revival of anti-trust enforcement seems to be an inevitable pol...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 25/05/2016

Categories: Deals, Industrial Conglomerates, Merger & Acquisitions, Politics

Tags: Acquisitions, Allergan, Anheuser-Busch Inbev SA, Anti-trust, Aurigin, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, mid-market, middle market, PE deals, Pfizer, Policy, Private Equity, Regulations, SABMiller Plc, United States

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Will They? Won’t They?

After months of speculation since the first interest hike in decade...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 20/05/2016

Categories: Banks, Capital Markets, Central Banks, Deals, Diversified Financial Services, Economy

Tags: Brexit, Britain, Central Banks, Deal Flow, Deals, Economy, Interest Rates, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, middle market, Private Equity, Quantitative Easing, Stock Markets, U.S. Federal Reserve, United States

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This time its different. Really?

While there are signs of stress emerging in various local commercia...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 17/05/2016

Categories: Building Products, Construction & Engineering, Construction Materials, North America, Real Estate, Real Estate Management & Development

Tags: Aurigin, Commercial Real Estate, Deals, Interest Rates, middle market, Real Estate, U.S. Federal Reserve, United States

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A Tale of Two Very Different Retail Environments

It’s a tale of two very different markets (at least) when it come...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 6/05/2016

Categories: Construction & Engineering, Real Estate, Real Estate Management & Development

Tags: Asia, CBRE, Chengdu, China, Chongqing, Commercial Real Estate, India, Macy's J.C. Penney, middle market, New Delhi, Private Equity, Real Estate, Real Estate Deals, Retail, Retailers, Sears, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Shopping Centers, U.S., United States

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Commercial Real Estate Likely Approaching an Inflection P...

There are a number of signs that the broader commercial real estate...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 5/04/2016

Categories: Central Banks, Construction & Engineering, Deals, Economy, North America, Real Estate

Tags: Aurigin, Capital Markets, CBRE, Central Banks, Commercial Real Estate, Deal Flow, Economy, FinTech, Global Investor Intention Survey, Interest Rates, middle market, PE deals, Real Estate

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Fed Policy Not Shocking But Eases The Stress Of A Downtur...

While the threat of a U.S. recession has not abated the Federal Res...

Posted by: Yati Himatsingka on 25/03/2016

Categories: Capital Markets, Central Banks, Economy, North America

Tags: Central Banks, Credit Markets, Deal Flow, Economy, FinTech, Interest Rates, middle market, Private Equity, Quantitative Easing, Stock Markets, U.S. Federal Reserve, United States

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U.S. Credit Markets – M&A Bankers Unwilling to Gamb...

Junk-bond prices have rebound sharply in recent weeks, but many U.S...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 22/03/2016

Categories: Banks, Capital Markets, Merger & Acquisitions

Tags: Acquisitions, Aurigin, Central Banks, Credit Markets, Deal Flow, Economy, FinTech, Interest Rates, Mergers and Acquisitions, mid-market, middle market, Private Equity, United States

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Mixed Signs in U.S. Credit Markets May Portend Well for C...

While equity markets around the world seem to have stabilized in th...

Posted by: Joe Lamport on 10/03/2016

Categories: Capital Markets, Deals

Tags: commodity prices, Credit Markets, equity markets, Hedge Funds, High Yield, Junk Bonds, Leveraged Loans, liquidity, mid-market, middle market, non-investment grade, risk assets, United States

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Wall Street on the Firing Line: it’s time for real ...

Staying relevant means, you HAVE to embrace change. 2016 has starte...

Posted by: Romesh Jayawickrama, CEO of Aurigin on 9/02/2016

Categories: Banks, Diversified Financial Services, Eurozone

Tags: Acquisitions, Aurigin, Barclays, BNP Paribas, Central Banks, Credit Suisse, Deal Flow, Deals, Deutsche Bank, Economy, FinTech, HSBC, Investment Banking, Layoffs, M&A, Mergers and Acquisitions, middle market, Romesh Jayawickrama, Standard Chartered, United States

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