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...combination under the historic First Boston brand....
...Credit Suisse confirmed on Monday that it had terminated a deal with former board member Michael Klein to spin out the dealmaking unit under the First Boston brand....
...Credit Suisse had also been attempting to reduce its use of external advisers, which included a plan to halve spending on consultants last year....
...First Boston’s high-risk culture pervaded through Credit Suisse’s investment bank for the next three decades. Even so, Credit Suisse fared better than most during the financial crisis....
...He moved to New York to work at the Cravath law firm but quickly jumped to First Boston, later bought by Credit Suisse, to work on a Nigerian gas project....
...Credit Suisse was one of the first major tenants of the Canary Wharf estate, with the Docklands financial district the brainchild of Michael von Clemm, chair of Credit Suisse First Boston....
...Tim Short was an investment banker at Credit Suisse First Boston where he specialised in whole business securitisations, including for water companies....
...A former captain in the Australian army, he moved into finance with spells at Salomon Brothers, Goldman Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston....
...Fink and Ogunlesi, who met when they worked at First Boston before it was bought by Credit Suisse in the 1980s, shared a vision that infrastructure investments would be what Small called “the fastest-growing...
...Having left for Chicago in the 2004 “finale”, Frasier now returns to Boston — setting of Cheers, the 1980s sitcom in which he first appeared — moving back to the city to teach at Harvard....
...“Credit Suisse, from its First Boston and Donaldson, Lufkin & Jenrette heritage, has exceptional capabilities and presence across the Americas, particularly across investment banking,” said a person with...
...All this casts doubt over Credit Suisse’s plan to spin off much of the investment bank under the CS First Boston brand and for it to be run by former board member Michael Klein....
...Silvergate and First Republic lost half their deposits in a couple of weeks....
...Fink and Ogunlesi, who met when they worked at First Boston before it was bought by Credit Suisse in the 1980s, shared a vision that infrastructure investments would be the fastest-growing part of the private...
...The deal had been structured as part of a plan for Credit Suisse to spin off much of its investment bank under the First Boston brand and be run by Klein....
...Read more about the First Boston deal here...
...Those of us who remember the almost sepia-tinted investment banking days of yore, still feel a frisson of excitement at the mere mention of the names Credit Suisse First Boston, Credit Suisse White Weld...
...First Boston was trying to make deeper inroads into the US junk bond market: Crucially, however, this bond matured back in 2020....
...Credit Suisse has secured rights to the name “First Boston” in its push to spin off its investment bank. Can the new CS First Boston recapture the glories of the original?...
...Before long, large investment banks including Goldman Sachs, Credit Suisse, Citigroup, Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank were building their own dedicated investment teams....
...Suisse did not infect the UK or eurozone....
...The transaction should further strengthen CS First Boston’s advisory and capital markets capabilities.”...
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