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The former Lazard chairman was known for his aversion to Wall Street fads and his ability to spot banking talent
2022 has started with an unusually aggressive flurry of campaigns against companies.
UK energy supplier was bailed out with £1.7bn taxpayer loan after rise in wholesale prices
Challenger company working with Lazard as record wholesale prices threaten sector
Marble Ridge Capital’s mis-steps cost it rare chance to savour a triumph in Neiman Marcus battle
The heads of independent Wall Street firms on how they are adapting to a coronavirus world
Most large mines are operating without interruption as China continues to suck in their products
Nation seen as next big test for whether debt-distressed countries can secure deals
Investors grapple with market volatility and reputational risk of agitating for change
Self-styled enfant terrible of French financial world joins US investment banking group
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Peter Orszag looks for ways to squeeze more from once unruly advisory firm’s outposts
Focus will be on domestic and global corporations on mergers and acquisitions
French political adviser turned star banker had been rumoured to be joining a rival firm
Lazard has been appointed to sell country’s largest telecoms company
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Chancellor was blooming at Chelsea Flower Show as a guest of investment bank Lazard
Estimates jeopardise Trump’s hopes of reviving mining industry in US
Planning return to the stock market, tech group tries to assure hedge funds of its value
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