John Thain
John Thain
John Alexander Thainis an American businessman, investment banker, and former chairman and CEO of the CIT Group...
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pleased with the resolution of this litigation, which allows our members to vote as planned on the proposed merger on Dec. 6.
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Amy led the drive to improve efficiencies, modernized the exchange's financial systems and processes, and helped reinvent our business and pricing models. I am especially grateful to Amy for her invaluable work on the NYSE/Archipelago merger.
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The firm's investment banking advisory business, particularly in mergers and acquisitions, demonstrated a strong performance in the third quarter, and asset management continued its steady growth,
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I would expect a couple of listings by the end of the year.
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This will mark the beginning of a new era for the exchange and America 's financial markets. As a for-profit, publicly held company, the NYSE Group will be better positioned to grow, create value and compete globally. We will provide customers with more choice in trading, an advanced technology platform, a broader product mix, and listing opportunities among a wider group of companies.
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We have to focus on the revenue side, we have to focus on the expense side and make sure we can earn to justify the current market value.
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To model correctly one tranche of one CDO took about three hours on one of the fastest computers in the United States. There is no chance that pretty much anybody understood what they were doing with these securities. Creating things that you don't understand is really not a good idea no matter who owns it.