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Banking

Financial Institutions

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

LAWRENCE S. MAKOW: Good afternoon. It always seems like we run out of time at the end for questions. So I decided I would see if there any questions for this panel first. All right, that was pretty lame. I wanted to basically just say a few short words. This panel is a look at the current state of financial institution M&A and restructuring. We'll have to use a microscope to see it. But no, I think there's a lot of interesting things going on, ...

Recorded on: Oct. 16, 2012

EWA KNAPIK: Hello, again. At this time, I would like to introduce our last panel of today. This is the Closing Business Transactions panel. And it is my pleasure to introduce our speakers. Both of them are founder and senior managing directors of Pharus Advisors. Michael Goodman is, as I said, the founder and senior managing director. His experience includes significant operational experience in technology companies, M&A and deal making from ...

Recorded on: Jun. 6, 2012

ERIC B. SLOAN: So while our panelists are getting settled, this is our last panel of the day. This is a panel on closing business transactions. And before I let these guys get started, first let me introduce them. Drew Buechley is sitting to my immediate right. And to my far right is Michael Goodman. Drew and Michael are Senior Managing Directors, essentially partners, at Pharus Advisors in San Francisco and New York, respectively. Pharus is, I think, ...

Recorded on: Dec. 17, 2012

LEE A. MEYERSON: As I mentioned at the beginning of this conference, at one point within living memory, this conference was actually the bank M&A conference. Bank M&A has now been reduced to a 45-minute panel with three panelists. But I'm sure some day it's all going to change, and we'll stop talking about enforcement actions and start talking about doing deals. We have three of the leading market players in such bank M&A as there is. ...

Recorded on: Mar. 3, 2011

ARTHUR H. KOHN: A few minutes of preparatory kind of introductory remarks about the topic that we're going to discuss. And then, we'll circle around. If anybody wants to interrupt us during the course of our presentation, please feel free to raise your hands. We're very happy to take questions. And so while the deck is being prepared, let me introduce my co-panelists. To my immediate right is Erin Cho. Erin is a partner at Davis Polk in the DC office. ...

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

LAWRENCE S. MAKOW: I think we have everybody. We're going to continue with the 10:15 panel. The way I wanted to do this was make some introductory remarks, which I will try to keep as brief as possible, but kind of give an overview of what we're going to try to do with the panel. And then introduce our panelists. And then go on. I guess the unwieldy name of this panel is Regulatory Developments Driving Transactions, Including the Volcker Rule and ...

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

MITCHELL EITEL: Welcome back. Our next panel is a panel of luminaries. And I'll introduce them just working from left to right. Immediately to my right is Deborah Bailey, who's the director of governance, regulatory, and risk strategies at Deloitte. She is a prominent speaker on the subjects we're going to talk about here, which are systemic importance and its effects, risk management and the like. Before her career at Deloitte, Deborah worked for ...

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

DEREK M. BUSH OK. So we're at our last panel of the program. And we're excited to have a new panel this year. And we're really sort of following a trend in a lot of ways, because consumer protection has gained dramatically in prominence. And it's appropriate to spend some time talking about some of the key developments in the area. Many of these issues span not only compliance and enforcement, but have implications for MNA. And we're fortunate to ...

Recorded on: Mar. 12, 2012

MITCHELL EITEL: Late for lunch. This panel is going to focus on regulatory capital reform, a subject you've heard something about this morning-- at least alluded to as one of the great issues facing financial institutions in the US abroad. Now we'll get into some detail and discuss where the process starts, what people are looking to do in order to raise the capital they're inevitably going to be required to raise as a result of implementation of ...

Recorded on: Feb. 11, 2013

MICHAEL J. ALBANO: OK. OK. So thank you, everyone. We're going to start the next session now. And just to introduce the speakers, we have Erin Cho, who is with Davis Polk, Erin Miner, who is with Credit Suisse, Patrick Menasco, who's at Steptoe, and Suzzanne Yao at Goldman Sachs. And this panel is going to deal with-- we talked a lot this morning about setting up the hedge fund and how the hedge fund manager is going to need to, as part of its strategy, ...

Recorded on: Mar. 3, 2011

HOWARD PIANKO: OK, we're waiting for the technological go-ahead, and I guess we have it. In this next panel, we'll kind of circle back a bit and revisit some of the concepts. There was a lot presented in that first panel and we will try and reinforce it during the day by going back into the concepts you heard initially so that they'll take more context and make more sense in a practical situation. To start on this next panel, which will be to slightly ...

Recorded on: Apr. 7, 2011

SPEAKER 1: So while David, and John, and Alicia are coming up, let me just start the introductions. Alicia. Those of you who have been with us for the last couple years will recognize this panel. It's our discussion of core issues for financial institutions. We spent the large part of the morning dealing with some big issues for financial institutions, and in particular getting a government take, Ivan and Tim's take, on how some of those issues play ...