Who's Who in Wall Street Law Firms
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- Who's Who in Wall Street Law Firms. // Investment Dealers' Digest;10/8/2001, Vol. 67 Issue 37, pN.PAG
Presents information on law firms of Wall Street, New York city. Office location of Sidley Austin Brown & Wood (SABW) and affiliated partnership firms; Chairman of the executive committee of SABW; Securities offerings of SABW.
- Passage from India leading to Wall Street. Elstein, Aaron // Crain's New York Business;1/2/2006, Vol. 22 Issue 1, p9
The article reports that for the past decade, Wall Street, New York City has turned to India in search of investment opportunities and cheap labor to staff sales call centers or perform administrative tasks. Now, with its economy growing rapidly and its companies coming of age, India is starting...
- The Big Rage in Investor Lawsuits. O'Connor, Colleen Marie // Investment Dealers' Digest;6/17/2002, Vol. 68 Issue 24, p15
Focuses on the initial public offering laddering charges filed against Wall Street firms in New York. Number of the securities litigation cases filed; Definition of the laddering; Restriction on the bank's ability to pay.
- Bullish Chicago firms slog towards growth in NY. Strahler, Steven R. // Crain's New York Business;10/30/2006, Vol. 22 Issue 44, p33
The article presents information on the invasion of New York's legal market by various law firms of Chicago. New York is a competitive place for all the law firms and they target the city because of the demands of the clients and in order to acquire financial practices to get recognition in Wall...
- Turmoil in Wall Street. // Time;8/29/1977, Vol. 110 Issue 9, p50
The article reports on the business turmoil in Wall Street, New York City. It states that the profits and numbers of brokerage firms are both falling and businesses are tense about the effect of changes that the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) intends to force concerning the rules they...
- Not the Best of Days: Spell It Security Not Securities. Zalud, Bill // Security: Solutions for Enterprise Security Leaders;Dec2008, Vol. 45 Issue 12, p55
The article offers views concerning the white collar crime on securities fraud in Wall Street, New York. It emphasizes that the key to crime and fraud prevention is best implemented at the begriming and the end. It suggests that companies must continue to protect themselves against external...
- BNY's Big Bet on Commission Status Quo. Friedlander, Josh // Investment Dealers' Digest;7/11/2005, Vol. 71 Issue 27, p7
Reports on the hope of Bank of New York Co. Inc. (BNY) over Wall Street's trading desks that it will be able to hold on to their cherished and confusing bundled commission business model for the foreseeable future in stock exchange in the U.S. Acquisition of Jones & Ryan by BNY; Benefits of the...
- CORPORATE. // MondayMorning;2/7/2011, Vol. 19 Issue 5, p2
The article offers news briefs related to corporates in U.S. The earnings of Aetna Inc. are expected to grow more than the estimations of the securities industry of U.S., Wall Street. The fourth-quarter results of Biogen Idec Inc. show a good growth for 2011. There is an increase of 40 percent...
- MARISA AND JEFF. Trillin, Calvin // New Yorker;07/10/2000, Vol. 76 Issue 18, p26
Provides details on an illegal insider trading operation in Wall Street New York. Background on Marisa Baridis, a control-group analyst at Smith Barney and Jeffrey Streich, a one time securities broker; Step by step account on the arrest and prosecution of Baridis and Streich; Insights on the...
