Dangerous Dreamers: The Financial Innovators from Charles Merrill to Michael MilkenBeard Books, 2000 - 276 páginas The story of the perpetrators of some of the most dizzing and daring financial machinations. |
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... capital- ized on his control of Continental to license to the company an aerosol packaging patent he also controlled . Publicity regarding the device ran the stock up from $ 2.75 to $ 8.50 a share , and Wolfson and Gerbert sold into the ...
... capital- ized on his control of Continental to license to the company an aerosol packaging patent he also controlled . Publicity regarding the device ran the stock up from $ 2.75 to $ 8.50 a share , and Wolfson and Gerbert sold into the ...
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... capital gains if realized . Should shareholders be disappointed with performance , they could sell their holdings ... Capital was a dependable money earner that paid small divi- dends . Management wanted it this way , piling up surpluses ...
... capital gains if realized . Should shareholders be disappointed with performance , they could sell their holdings ... Capital was a dependable money earner that paid small divi- dends . Management wanted it this way , piling up surpluses ...
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... Capital's shares for $ 20 a share , which came to under $ 2.2 million . He then ousted most of the old management , had himself named chairman , and placed his nominees on the board . Wolfson paid out the company's surplus cash , along ...
... Capital's shares for $ 20 a share , which came to under $ 2.2 million . He then ousted most of the old management , had himself named chairman , and placed his nominees on the board . Wolfson paid out the company's surplus cash , along ...
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... Capital management Wolfson had ousted , Avery believed the na- tion was due for a repeat of that disaster . He intended to accumulate cash , which would be utilized to expand once land and construction prices fell . Av- ery was not ...
... Capital management Wolfson had ousted , Avery believed the na- tion was due for a repeat of that disaster . He intended to accumulate cash , which would be utilized to expand once land and construction prices fell . Av- ery was not ...
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... Capital Transit , part of the cash would go to the shareholders , who would have the right to tender 2 million shares at book value , some $ 93 a share ( this being 12 points higher than in late February , when Wolfson mailed his proxy ...
... Capital Transit , part of the cash would go to the shareholders , who would have the right to tender 2 million shares at book value , some $ 93 a share ( this being 12 points higher than in late February , when Wolfson mailed his proxy ...
Contenido
The Use of Junk in Corporate Creation and Takeovers | 128 |
Rationalizing Takeovers | 129 |
Beatrice and ITT | 131 |
Plums in Petroleum | 133 |
T Boone Pickens and the New Corporate Raiders | 136 |
Boone Goes Hunting | 138 |
The Gulf War | 140 |
Drexel as Predator King | 146 |
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James Ling and the Conglomerate Era | 37 |
The Birth of LTV | 38 |
Project Redeployment | 41 |
Golfball Goofball and Meatball | 42 |
The Unraveling | 46 |
Endgame | 49 |
Michael MilkenThe Outsider | 55 |
Creativity on Demand | 58 |
Enter Milken | 62 |
The Academic Foundations of Milkenism | 64 |
The Early Years at Drexel | 71 |
Relationship Trading | 75 |
Invading the Market | 78 |
Weaving the Drexel Network | 81 |
Tom Spiegel and Columbia SL | 84 |
Fred Carr and the Revolution in Insurance | 86 |
Doing Deals | 90 |
The Milken Partnerships | 93 |
Drexels Failures | 95 |
The Early Deals | 96 |
The New Breed | 100 |
The Rise of Ethnics on Wall Street | 102 |
Insider Trading | 107 |
The Yuppie Generation | 110 |
The Rebirth of the Hostile Takeover | 112 |
Blackmail | 116 |
Reinventing America | 121 |
Attacking the Mismanagers | 123 |
The Rise of the Trader | 125 |
The Business Roundtable Battles Back | 147 |
Cameomail from Phillips | 149 |
Dont Go Hunting Without It | 153 |
The Counterattack | 157 |
The Contest for Unocal Begins | 159 |
Fred Hartley Goes to Washington | 161 |
Fueling the Regulatory Fires | 164 |
Unocal Beats Back the Raiders | 165 |
The Takeover Debates | 169 |
The Great Debacle | 172 |
Boesky Talks | 174 |
Giuliani and RICO | 176 |
Targeting Milken | 178 |
The War on Drexel | 179 |
Capitulation | 182 |
Congress Piles on Junk | 183 |
The Crusade Continues | 186 |
The Academic Evidence on Junk | 187 |
Milken Predicts the End of the Junk Era | 191 |
Drexels Demise | 194 |
Crime and Punishment | 198 |
What Was Milkens Crime? | 199 |
The Fatico Hearing | 204 |
In the Court of Public Opinion | 209 |
Prison | 212 |
Demonization | 213 |
The Shadow of AntiSemitism | 215 |
The Verdict on Milken | 217 |
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Selected Bibliography | 239 |
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Otras ediciones - Ver todas
Dangerous Dreamers: The Financial Innovators from Charles Merrill to Michael ... Robert Sobel Vista de fragmentos - 1993 |
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