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Investmentbanks, which faced significant losses on risky merger and acquisition (M&A) loans due to a spike in global interest rates, are now aggressively returning to the leveragedbuyout (LBO) market — one of the most profitable sectors in finance, according to a report by Bloomberg.
Moreover, one prediction I made for 2024 is that mergers and acquisitions will see a rebound this year. While Hercules and Horizon typically compete for the same business, Ares is slightly different because it focuses on middle-market companies that may fall off the radar of investmentbanks and other BDCs.
Historically, the focus was on leveragedbuyouts and cost-cutting to boost profitability, but this approach is no longer sufficient. Treasury’s role in M&A integration Treasury integration is often the linchpin of a successful merger or acquisition.
Dee Kuchukulla (New York) guides leading private equity sponsors and their portfolio companies on an array of complex transactions, from leveragedbuyouts and sales to carve-outs, cross-border deals, joint ventures, and take-privates across industries.
Prior to joining JMI, Larry was an analyst in the multi-industries group in the investmentbanking division at Merrill Lynch & Co. Suken is responsible for sourcing and evaluating investment opportunities as well as providing strategic and operational support to portfolio companies. Suken Vakil , Partner, joined JMI in 2012.
And that was very important because when this was the dawning of what is now a big analyst program across the country in all banks and investmentbanks. And the entire merger department of Goldman Sachs in 1983 was 32 people. There was no m and a departments in any investmentbank really until the very late seventies.
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So, I graduated from business school in 1987 and went to GE Capital for two years, financing leveragedbuyouts. So, by the time I got there, it was well beyond just, you know, financing customer acquisitions of appliances. You know, GE Capital, you have to understand, like, investmentbanking was so hot then.
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