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Dell's DFO-Led Consortium Taking Baldwin Group Private for Enterprise Value of $7.7 Billion

A consortium led by Dell Chief Executive Michael Dell's DFO Management is taking insurance brokerage Baldwin Group private in a cash deal valued at $7.7 billion.

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Mark Walter's Financial Empire Was Fueled by Retirement Savers

Insurers in Dodgers billionaire's empire are among the country's major annuity sellers.

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TD Bank Pledges More than $108 Billion to Fuel Canada's Infrastructure

The five-year pledge comes alongside research from TD Economics estimating that overall Canadian nation-building capital investments could reach up to $1.2 trillion by 2035.

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Euronext, Deutsche Boerse Shares Rise After CEO's Merger Comments

Euronext Chief Executive Stephane Boujnah told the Financial Times in an interview that a tie-up between the two groups' stock exchange business would make sense.

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Why Mortgage Bonds Are at Risk if Rates Rise-and if They Fall

There are fewer people sitting on ultracheap mortgages than you might think.

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European Financial Companies Narrow Boardroom Pay Gap With North America, EY Says

Senior hires in Europe, combined with increased international competition, added momentum to European salaries, the authors of the report said.

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Financial Services Roundup: Market Talk

Find insight on Singapore Exchange, Commonwealth Bank, OUTsurance and more in the latest Market Talks covering Financial Services.

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Why Weil Gotshal's Highest-Paid Partner Jumped to Cravath, Shocking Big Law

A star dealmaker's defection reveals two starkly different views of the legal world's race for scale.

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Cluster of Polymarket Accounts Won Big on Companies Audited by KPMG

Findings come after The Wall Street Journal reported that a KPMG employee is under investigation for alleged insider trading.

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How PayPal's CEO Is Planning to Go It Alone and Fix the Payments Giant

A $50 billion buyout is stalled but Enrique Lores could make a $25 million bonus if Wall Street buys into his plans to transform the payments company.

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Investment chief at hedge-fund firm Bridgewater becomes latest to say AI could wipe out humanity

Greg Jensen, the co-chief investment officer at hedge-fund giant Bridgewater Associates, agreed that AI could wipe out humanity.

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Weil Gotshal to Lose Top Dealmaker, Five Other Partners to Cravath

The exit of Michael Aiello comes after the recent departures of other top lawyers at the firm.

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Kalshi Looks to Expand a Rapidly Growing Universe of Risky Trading

A platform known for prediction markets has seen perpetual futures surge in popularity.

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India's National Stock Exchange Seeks $46 Billion Valuation in IPO

The long-awaited initial public offering would make it one of the country's most valuable companies.

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Regulators Cut Back on Small Bank Exams in Latest Industry Win

More community banks would be eligible for exams every 18 months instead of every 12 months.

 

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