Howard Marks News
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William Lyon Homes rose 2 percent in New York after selling shares to the public at $25 apiece, exceeding its price target as the homebuilder raised $217.5 million.
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William Lyon Homes, a builder that emerged from bankruptcy last year, fell in New York trading after a public share sale and reverse stock split.
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William Lyon Homes, a builder that emerged from bankruptcy last year, raised $217.5 million in a public stock offering that priced above the marketed range.
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William Lyon Homes, a builder that emerged from bankruptcy last year, seeks to raise as much as $208.8 million in a public stock offering.
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Howard Marks was failing miserably. It was 1977, and the research group he oversaw at Citibank had recommended Nifty 50 stocks that lost 90 percent of their value over the previous decade.
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TPG Capital and Oaktree Capital Management LP stand to triple the value of their stake in Taylor Morrison Home Corp. by taking the builder public just two years after leading a buyout of the company.
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Howard Marks, whose Oaktree Capital Group LLC has declined 3.1 percent after raising less than sought in an initial share sale last month, said going public was a humbling experience.
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Oaktree Capital Group LLC, the world’s largest distressed-debt investor, is telling clients it’s targeting the lowest returns it has ever sought, according to Chairman Howard Marks.
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The University of Pennsylvania, the Ivy League school founded by Benjamin Franklin , outperformed its wealthiest peers by avoiding many hard-to-sell assets such as real estate, according to </a> Howard Marks, former chairman of the the investment committee.
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U.S. private-equity investors Wilbur Ross and J. Christopher Flowers, who’ve made billions of dollars turning around industries from steel mills to Japanese banks, are lining up to finance British homebuyers as the country’s biggest banks pull back.
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