Jim Casey

UPS’s Davis Nears Typical CEO Tenure as Kuehn Seen Next

Since founder Jim Casey left United Parcel Service Inc. after more than five decades in charge, the company’s chief executive officers have served for an average of 5 1/2 years. Scott Davis reaches that milestone in June.

JPMorgan Grabs No. 1 Underwriter Spot Spurred by Debt Refinance

Jim Casey, co-head of global debt capital markets at JPMorgan Chase & Co., says 2012 was so spectacular that it deserves a moniker: the Year of Refinancing.

JPMorgan Could Raise $25 Billion for LBOs, Jim Casey Says: CNBC

JPMorgan Chase & Co. could raise as much as $25 billion in leveraged finance “in one shot” if clients needed it, said Jim Casey, co-head of global debt capital.

Goldman No.1 in Investment Bank Fees Driven by Rising M&A Share

For investment bankers, 2011 started with a shout and ended with a whimper -- causing fees to shoot up in the first half, then fizzle at year’s end.

JPMorgan Splits Combined Capital Markets Teams Into Debt, Equity Groups

JPMorgan Chase & Co., the biggest U.S. bank, separated responsibility for its capital markets business into two groups, naming new heads for equity and debt.

European LBO Loans Fall Most Since 2009 as Debt Crisis Extends

Loans used to fund buyouts in Europe fell 44 percent in the first quarter, the biggest decline in three years, as the number of banks willing to underwrite the debt shrank because of tighter capital rules and a smoldering fiscal crisis.

JPMorgan Tightens Bond Grip as Whale Loss Weighs

JPMorgan Chase & Co. is tightening its grip on the global corporate bond market while Bank of America Corp. sees its market share decline with issuance on pace to exceed $3 trillion for a fourth straight year.

JPMorgan Names Gerry Murray to Head North America Leveraged-Finance Unit

JPMorgan Chase & Co. named Gerry Murray to run its North America leveraged-finance business, which includes capital markets, restructuring and origination of high-yield bonds and leveraged loans

JPMorgan No.1 in Bond Fees as Firms Refinance at Lower Rates

Low interest rates proved mightier than concern about Europe’s precarious economics in 2011. The opportunity to refinance debt at low rates drove $2.9 trillion in corporate bond sales, the second-highest total on record, after 2009’s $3.2 trillion.

JPMorgan No.1 in Bond Fees as Firms Refinance at Lower Rates

Low interest rates proved mightier than concern about Europe’s precarious economics in 2011. The opportunity to refinance debt at low rates drove $2.9 trillion in corporate bond sales, the second-highest total on record, after 2009’s $3.2 trillion.

"The biggest leveraged deal we could do right now is we've probably raised $15 to $25 billion of non-investment grade debt in one shot."

- Jim Casey on Oct 18, 2012

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