Hudson's Bay-backed Liberty Strategic Capital led a $1bn investment round in New York Community Bank (NYCB), a bank holding company, with participation from Reverence Capital Partners, Citadel Global Equities, other institutional investors and certain members of the company’s management. Liberty will invest $450m, Hudson Bay will invest $250m, and Reverence will invest $200m as part of the transaction. "We welcome the approach that Liberty, Reverence and the other investors took in their respective evaluations of the Bank and look forward to incorporating their insights going forward. The strategic investments involving former Secretary Steven Mnuchin, former Comptroller Joseph Otting and Milton Berlinski, along with the other institutional investors is a positive endorsement of the turnaround that is underway and allows us to execute on our strategy from a position of strength. We enter this next chapter with a strong balance sheet and liquidity position supported by a diversified and retail focused deposit base. Our new leadership team, with the support of the reconstituted Board, will continue to take the actions that are necessary to improve earnings, profitability and drive enhanced value for shareholders," Sandro DiNello, NYCB Non-Executive Chairman. New York Community Bancorp (led by Joseph Otting and John Pinto) is advised by Jefferies and Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Affiliates (led by Christopher Barlow). Jefferies & Company is advised by Latham & Watkins. Liberty is advised by Sullivan & Cromwell LLP. Hudson Bay Capital (led by Sander Gerber) is advised by Schulte Roth & Zabel LLP. #MergersAcquisitionsDivestitures #Banking #Commercial
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Sometimes the best move is to not move, but hold steady. That's a strategy Raymond James Financial has long held despite criticisms when it took years to integrate Morgan Keegan (remember 2012?) and not betting on low interest #rates in 2023. I had an interesting discussion with both outgoing CEO Paul Reilly and incoming CEO Paul Shoukry this week. Here's what they had to say on playing the long game to record #profits, the battle to hold the line against #PE buyouts and what it takes to attract #advisors. #wealthmanagement #finance #technology #raymondjames
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While many of the big alternative asset managers have spent years scaling up crucial lending businesses to compensate for the maturation of the private equity industry, one notable firm remains behind -- Carlyle. The firm’s footprint in credit grew in fits and starts over much of the past 25 years, marked by turnover and whiplash from strategy shifts. More than a year into Harvey Schwartz’s tenure, the 60-year-old CEO is still trying to ramp up the credit business in the face of permanent shifts in the industry — and make Carlyle a bigger alternative-asset superstore. My latest story, by Dawn Lim, me, and Ellen Rose Schneider https://lnkd.in/eMYdCwYE #privateequity #finance #wallstreet #leveragedfinance #privatecredit
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Jersey Mike's, the rapidly growing sandwich chain, is set to be acquired by private equity firm Blackstone. The deal, valued at approximately $8 billion including debt, aims to accelerate Jersey Mike’s expansion in the U.S. and beyond, while supporting ongoing technological investments. Founder and CEO Peter Cancro will continue leading the company and retain a significant equity stake. The transaction, expected to close in early 2025, is subject to regulatory approvals and other conditions. #investmentideas #investments #shares #financialmarkets #business #stocks #economics #finance #familyoffice #investors #earnings #usequities #growthstocks #valuestocks #money #capital #investmentadvisory #sp500 #financialmarkets #gccfamilyoffices #gccfamilyoffice #singlefamilyoffice #familyofficeinvestments #credit #bigtech #middleeast #mideast #volatility #vols #risk #equities #privatebanking #wealthmanagement #investmentmanagement #wealthadvisory #investmentadvisory #externalassetmanagers
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