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Greenhill & Co. Reports Second Quarter 2023 ResultsNEW YORK, August 09, 2023--Greenhill & Co., Inc. (NYSE: GHL) today reported revenues of $71.4 million, net income of $4.4 million and diluted earnings per share of $0.21 for the quarter ended June 30, 2023. |
RPT-Japan's top lenders in fresh drive to win US investment banking dealsJapan's top lenders aim to carve out a larger presence in U.S investment banking as they look to make better use of their massive balance sheets by winning a bigger slice of deals, executives say. For years Japan's megabanks have been notable players in U.S. corporate lending, armed with huge assets backed by household deposits at home. Mizuho's $550 million acquisition of U.S. boutique firm Greenhill announced in May will help it fill in "missing pieces" in advisory services and other areas, said Yoshiro Hamamoto, CEO of Mizuho Securities, the brokerage arm of Japan's third-largest bank. |
Japan's top lenders in fresh drive to win US investment banking dealsJapan's top lenders aim to carve out a larger presence in U.S investment banking as they look to make better use of their massive balance sheets by winning a bigger slice of deals, executives say. For years Japan's megabanks have been notable players in U.S. corporate lending, armed with huge assets backed by household deposits at home. Mizuho's $550 million acquisition of U.S. boutique firm Greenhill announced in May will help it fill in "missing pieces" in advisory services and other areas, said Yoshiro Hamamoto, CEO of Mizuho Securities, the brokerage arm of Japan's third-largest bank. |
Mizuho (MFG) to Buy Greenhill for $550M, Expand IB BusinessMizuho (MFG) signs an agreement to acquire Greenhill for $550 million. The deal will hasten the company's IB expansion efforts. |
4 big analyst picks: Battered regional banks becoming buysInvesting.com -- Here is your Pro Recap of the biggest analyst picks you may have missed since yesterday: an Outperform initiation at Zions Bancorp and upgrades at KeyCorp, Greenhill, and Myriad Genetics. |
Japan's Mizuho Buys US Investment Bank GreenHill for $550 MillionPlay The Godfather theme song because Mizuho Bank CEO Tatsufumi Sakai believes in America. At a time when more foreign banks seem to be going... |
Why Is AVROBIO (AVRO) Stock Up 83% Today?AVROBIO (AVRO) stock is seeing massive gains on Monday as the company sells one of its gene therapies to Novartis (NVS). |
Why Is Greenhill (GHL) Stock Up 116% Today?Greenhill (GHL) stock is taking off on Monday thanks to news of a $550 million acquisition deal with Mizuho Financial Group (MFG). |
UPDATE 4-Japan's Mizuho expands in US banking with $550 mln Greenhill dealMizuho Financial Group Inc will buy U.S. M&A advisory firm Greenhill & Co Inc for $550 million including debt, the companies said on Monday, as Japan's No. 3 lender eyes a bigger share of the world's largest investment-banking fee pool. Greenhill shares more than doubled to close at $14.66 on Monday after the announcement, just below the offer price of $15 per share. Monday's boost helped Greenhill shares erase their losses accumulated over the last 12 months due to the impact of higher interest rates on deal-making. |
Japan's Mizuho expands in US banking with $550 million Greenhill deal(Reuters) -Mizuho Financial Group Inc will buy U.S. M&A advisory firm Greenhill & Co Inc for $550 million including debt, the companies said on Monday, as Japan's No. 3 lender eyes a bigger share of the world's largest investment-banking fee pool. Greenhill shares more than doubled to close at $14.66 on Monday after the announcement, just below the offer price of $15 per share. Monday's boost helped Greenhill shares erase their losses accumulated over the last 12 months due to the impact of higher interest rates on deal-making. |