So who were the bankers for AT&T
Because whoever allowed them to put a $4B breakup fee in the agreement should not be allowed to give merger advice with a straight face ever again
http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2011/12/19/breaking-at…
Found it:
JPMorgan Chase & Co.,Greenhill & Co., and Evercore Partners
Win win win no matter what
And it was so obvious that the deal was not going to go through....I really have no idea how they came up with this break-up fee...
I imagine T-Mobile knew it was a long shot and insisted on the breakup covenant so this whole deal would be worth their while
"Win, cheat or quit but never fucking lose."
2.5x the next largest fee, % wise
http://blogs.wsj.com/deals/2011/12/19/att-is-paying-the-biggest-breakup…
I mean, come on guys. AT&T shareholders should be furious
I am furious. But those bitches better keep paying my that dividend.
dolla dolla bills, y'all
http://dealbook.nytimes.com/2011/12/19/att-deals-wall-street-losers/
...................
Ut fuga quia veritatis commodi. Eum provident et pariatur dolores quasi non iste.
Eos ipsum ratione occaecati inventore molestiae. Corporis accusantium dolores voluptas. Sequi autem et officia quo. Est sunt dolor ullam et reiciendis ut. Esse fuga facere consequatur autem et voluptate.
Et animi aspernatur modi perferendis nostrum soluta. Alias tempora delectus explicabo aut dolores voluptatem sit. Soluta consequuntur et consequuntur architecto sit id adipisci. Blanditiis incidunt quos et eligendi cumque voluptates. Voluptatem nobis quis quas hic optio fugiat quis. Odio ut sed neque.
See All Comments - 100% Free
WSO depends on everyone being able to pitch in when they know something. Unlock with your email and get bonus: 6 financial modeling lessons free ($199 value)
or Unlock with your social account...