BNET Business Dictionary
Business Definition for: Boutique Investment House
- see Niche Player
Additional Resources
- Colonial adjusts for need to vary investment style.
- Feb 18, 2003 (The Australian Financial Review - ABIX via COMTEX) Australia's Colonial First State CFS is developing a more diverse business model and investment style. In the past, CFS was close to a pure investment house, but such an approach is increasingly seen as...
- Research articles 2003-02-18
- Capital shift in style as bold Colonial buoys classy boutique outfit.
- Dec 06, 2002 (The Australian - ABIX via COMTEX) Colonial First State's strategic alliance with 452 Capital is the first step toward a one-stop investment shop. The Australian fund management giant has recognised that it needs options beyond its growth-oriented approach. The alliance with...
- Research articles 2002-12-07
- How to Upgrade to Microsoft Windows Vista
- Microsoft Windows Vista has arrived, and you're wondering if and when to upgrade. Before you take the plunge, do your homework to help make the process as smooth as possible. Assess Whether You Should Upgrade Now or Later Goal: Find a...
- Articles 2007-02-23
- Stainforth to become CEO of Durlacher.
- Byline: Kit Dawnay Christopher Stainforth, a UK director at Ermgassen & Co, the boutique finance house, is to take over from Geoffrey Chamberlain as chief executive of Durlacher, the technology investment bank. Stainforth confirmed he was leaving Ermgassen. He said: "It's...
- Research articles 2002-04-15
- Encore Las Vegas Opens Tonight, Economic Downturn or Not
- Encore Las Vegas, Wynn Resorts Ltd.'s latest $2.3 billion development, opens 8 p.m. tonight in one of the biggest economic slumps the Las Vegas Strip has seen. That hasn't stopped chief executive Steve Wynn's enthusiasm for the project, including being featured in its national commercials, sitting atop the resort. ...
- Blog posts 2008-12-22
- Lazard chief Bruce Wasserstein dies aged 61
- Reuters NEW YORK – Lazard Ltd chief executive Bruce Wasserstein, a legendary dealmaker for more than 30 years, has died, ending an era at one of Wall Street's best-known investment banks. The company had announced on Sunday that Wasserstein, 61, had been hospitalised for an irregular heartbeat. It called his...
- News items 2009-10-14
- Lazard CEO Bruce Wasserstein Dies at 61
- By Steve Eder NEW YORK (Reuters) - Lazard Ltd Chief Executive Bruce Wasserstein, a legendary dealmaker for more than 30 years, has died, ending an era at one of Wall Street's best-known investment banks. The company had announced on Sunday that Wasserstein, 61, had been hospitalized for an irregular heartbeat....
- News items 2009-10-14
- Lazard CEO Bruce Wasserstein Dies
- By Steve Eder NEW YORK (Reuters UK) - Lazard Chief Executive Bruce Wasserstein, a legendary dealmaker for more than 30 years, has died, ending an era at one of Wall Street's best-known investment banks. The company had announced on Sunday that Wasserstein, 61, had been hospitalised for an irregular heartbeat....
- News items 2009-10-14
- Billionaires' luster dims as crisis grips
- By Douwe Miedema LONDON (Reuters) - The financial crisis caught up with Kirk Kerkorian, Robert Tchenguiz and Adolf Merckle in the last days of 2008, denting their reputations for being among the world's savviest, not merely richest, investors. Ultra-wealthy people such as the three men -- a 91-year old U.S....
- News items 2009-08-07
- Merrill's Dawson joins Tricorn Partners.
- Byline: Margareta Pagano Guy Dawson, a top Merrill Lynch investment banker, is leaving the US firm to become a founding partner of Tricorn, the new corporate finance house.Tricorn was set up earlier this year by Justin Dowley, Michael Pescod and Alton Irby, all formerly...
- Research articles 2003-04-23
- Rising From the Rubble
- The growth stock capital of the United States is rising again. After three years of plummeting stock prices, massive layoffs and brokerage house retrenchments, San Francisco is coming back. A slew of small and mid-sized investment banks is building up research, sales and trading in the city in a race...
- Research articles 2002-12-01
- Artemis nerves win day
- MARK Tyndall, chief executive of the Edinburgh-based investment boutique Artemis clearly sees his company's reverse takeover of ABN Amro Fund Managers as a springboard to future growth - particularly since he and his fellow fund managers have managed to retain control of the business. Tyndall said: "The...
- Research articles 2002-06-16
- Rising From the Rubble: New and expanding growth is sparking a trading revival in San Francisco. Peter Chapman writes from the City by the Bay.(San Francisco, California, is seeing strong growth in stock brokerage business, with new firms and newcomers se
- The growth stock capital of the United States is rising again. After three years of plummeting stock prices, massive layoffs and brokerage house retrenchments, San Francisco is coming back. A slew of small and mid-sized investment banks is building up research, sales and trading in the...
- Research articles 2002-12-01
- National moves to boost project finance operation
- NATIONAL AUSTRALIA Bank's project and structured finance division has added a further capability to its activities with the appointment of Dr David Howell as head of project finance. He is returning to Australia after five years in London and New York where he was involved in project finance advisory...
- Research articles 2000-02-29
- Eurazeo results reveal downturn at Lazard.
- Byline: Guy Paisner in Paris Annual results for Eurazeo, the listed French private equity house, have provided an indication of the extent of the profit decline at Lazard, the investment banking boutique in which it holds a 40% stake.Overall Eurazeo reported [euro]43m ($46.3m) in...
- Research articles 2003-03-14
- SEIU Targets Banks for Union Push
- The Service Employees International Union has painted a bullseye on America's banks, drawing a particular bead on Bank of America. The labor group wants to help tellers and office workers at B of A and other big banks to unionize, rallying support this week for the Employee Free Choice Act,...
- Blog posts 2009-07-13
- Northtown Square's plans advance
- The Northtown Square boutique shopping center that's slated to replace the Wendle Ford dealership on Spokane's North Side is expected to cost about $20 million and to house 16 to 20 retail businesses, many of which will be new to Spokane, developers Chud Wendle and John Stejer say. Wendle resigned...
- Research articles 2007-12-20
