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Challenging The Banks

Global Finance

Some 70% of residential mortgages in the US, the world’s largest banking market, are processed by nonbanks, according to Brian Graham, partner at the Klaros Group, which advises and invests in financial firms. In order for the banking sector to regain market share from nonbanks, banks will need to change how they compete for customers.

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Weekly Roundup: April 22-28, 2022

Harvard Corporate Governance

Liability for Non-Disclosure in Equity Financing. Tags: Broker discretionary voting , Compliance and disclosure interpretation , Cryptocurrency , Cybersecurity , Financial technology , Investment advisers , Private funds , SEC , SEC enforcement , Securities enforcement. Posted by Albert H. Posted by Amy D.

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Skadden Discusses the Impact of Banking System Turmoil

Reynolds Holding

The concentration of uninsured deposits, particularly at mid-sized and regional banks (sometimes as high as 90%), will likely keep liquidity demand elevated and markets attentive to any sign of deposit flight. Continued high interest rates may adversely affect the commercial real estate sector and the mid-sized banks that lend to it.

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Sullivan & Cromwell Discusses the Implications for Financial Institutions of Proposed SEC Climate Disclosure Rules

Reynolds Holding

Compliance with the proposed rules would be phased in (see Appendix A for disclosure compliance dates). The proposed rules, if adopted as proposed, would have particularly significant ramifications on the cost and complexity of SEC compliance for financial institutions because of their financed emissions. Fair Access.

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Wachtell Lipton Discusses Mergers and Acquisitions–2022 and 2023

Reynolds Holding

Most notably, the IPO market for tech companies (and generally) ground to an almost complete halt, with the number of tech companies raising at least $1 billion in their IPOs falling from twelve in 2021 to zero in 2022 and major anticipated IPOs, such as those of Instacart and WeTransfer, shelved for the foreseeable future. billion).

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Cooley’s 2024 Tech M&A Year in Review:We’re So Back (It’s So Over)

Cooley M&A

After a rough 2023 , tech M&A in 2024 was slow to start but ended the year strong, with deal values up 32% from 2023 , well outpacing the overall M&A markets 10% growth in 2024. With a market cap of around $92 million (as compared to T-Mobiles $253.19 billion acquisition of Altair, IBMs pending $6.4 So is tech M&A back?

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