Deals and Finance. In detail.
Due Diligence: Dialogues explores the complex topics in corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, and private equity.
Due Diligence: Dialogues is a new speaker series where each month, Due Diligence journalists interview top dealmakers about complex topics in private capital, mergers & acquisitions, investment banking, and more.
Due Diligence: Dialogues
From media rights to ownership of clubs and teams, investment in global sports is surging even as the wider economy is facing serious challenges. In this session, reporters from the FT's sports business team join DD's Arash Massoudi to discuss all the recent dealmaking in the sector.
Read the latest from Arash Massoudi, the FT's corporate finance and deals editor and co-creator of Due Diligence.
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Due Diligence is the FT's must-read newsletter on corporate finance, mergers & acquisitions, and private equity. From Tuesday to Friday Due Diligence delivers the most important stories, analysis, and insights from the FT and across the web curated by a team of specialist reporters from around the world.
Due Diligence: Dialogues
From media rights to ownership of clubs and teams, investment in global sports is surging even as the wider economy is facing serious challenges. In this session, reporters from the FT's sports business team join DD's Arash Massoudi to discuss all the recent dealmaking in the sector.
Due Diligence: Dialogues
In conversation with Simon Kuper, columnist at the Financial Times, David de Jong, investigative journalist, will reveal the details of his groundbreaking investigation of how the Nazis helped German tycoons make billions from the horrors of the Third Reich and World War II through the use of slave labour, seizing Jewish businesses and equipping the german military. he will also explain how political expediency allowed them to get away with it as many of thier heirs continue to control parts of the global economy, owning iconic brands.
Due Diligence: Dialogues
At the inaugural Due Diligence: Dialogues event, James Fontanella-Khan, the FT's US Corporate Finance and Deals Editor, met with Gregg Lemkau, Chief Executive Officer of MSD Partners, to discuss what motivated a veteran Goldman Sachs banker to move from the sell-side to the buy-side.
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