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| United States Steel Corporation's (X) CEO David Burritt on Q1 2018 Results - Earnings Call ... Kevin Bradley - Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer. Analysts. Curt Woodworth - Credit Suisse. Christopher Terry - Deutsche Bank AG. Seth Rosenfeld - Jefferies. Novid Rassouli - Cowen & Company. David Gagliano - BMO Capital Markets. Timna Tanners - Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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| Former Ulster Bank, Paddy Power executive lined up for retail REIT IPO US private equity giant Oaktree is lining up Cormac McCarthy as chairman for a new Irish retail-focused real-estate investment trust (Reit) that it is preparing for a stock market flotation in Dublin. The firm is planning to roll a number of retail property assets, from a controlling stake in The Square shopping ...
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| VRBex Launches Security Token Offering Compliant with Regulatory Requirements VRBex is the creation of professionals from the traditional financial markets, where participants are accustomed to a stringently regulated environment. The new venture seeks to become a trusted and efficient provider of a wide range of services related to digital assets, examples being trading, exchange ...
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| Opinion: Innovative finance doesn't mean reinventing the wheel The International Finance Facility for Immunisation is one powerful example of this. Established in 2006, this institution was created as a means of accelerating the impact of long-term donor commitments by turning pledges into funds. IFFIm does this by issuing "vaccine bonds" on capital markets ...
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| WeWork Accounts for Consciousness They'd get paid off because WeWork has $2 billion of cash, but also because WeWork has $20 billion of equity market capitalization. That $20 billion isn't, like, a real sack of cash, but it is some indication of how highly its deep-pocketed equity investors think of it, and how unlikely they are to lose it by ...
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| New York forum considers faith-consistent investing The two-day forum, hosted by Bank of America Merrill Lynch, included conversations about the health of the economy and forecasting financial markets. It was driven by Pope Benedict XVI's reflection in Caritas In Veritate that "every economic decision has a moral consequence" and the responsibility of ...
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