Tag: ATL Finance

Jho Low may be a myth, a spook story G-men tell their kids at night, but he can tell you where he stores his very real Monets.

And he’s betting that the Carlyle Group can’t.

It’ll wait until one actually exists to do that.

And now Wells has discovered it, too.

Unsurprisingly, he lost most of the money he didn’t spend on rent and vacations and Ponzi payments that way.

Anson Funds Management should have kept better books, but everything else looks eh-OK.

GameStop’s stock price may 'make no sense,' but neither does shorting a stock whose price movement makes no sense.

Lying to Congress, being a dick to congresspeople and neighbors alike, having an unlikable spouse -- check, check, check on the long list of things any normal legal practitioner would need to be concerned about.

Paul Singer is airborne.

It’s bad in the p.e. world, and it’s going to get worse before it gets better.

Three years after an ‘angry mob’ made his life a living hell for shorting GameStop, Citron Research is betting against it again.

This Biglaw M&A partner says the mood on the market has changed from 'cautious optimism' to even 'more optimism.'

You don’t know what you’ve got until it becomes a Chase account.

$125 million might be nice, but in a building where the penthouse is seeking $105 million, not as nice as actually being able to sell your condo.

The first 100 days of the Biden administration were the strongest for the stock market of any president for at least the last 75 years.

Alexander Vik may not have to pay the Germans (yet), but he does have to see them again in Connecticut state court.

This is the Biglaw firm's second major group hire in 2024.

KKR is making the investment through its Next Generation Technology III Fund. Agiloft adds to KKR’s global portfolio of technology and software investments.

Perhaps budget cuts mean no one at the tax office speaks Spanish.

It won’t be Credit Suisse anymore, of course, but we’re sure the irony is not lost on Tidjane Thiam.