Material: Lucite

Lucite commemorative commemorating a series of deals engaged in by New York-based media measurement and market research firm Nielsen. Nielsen was advised in these transactions by the law firm Robinson & Cole.

Lucite tombstone marking the acquisition by New York-based MasterCard of C-SAM. C-SAM, which specializes in secure mobile transactions technology, is headquartered in Oakbrook Terrace, Illinois.

Lucite deal toy commemorating the remarketing of senior debentures by New York-based MetLife. The debentures were originally issued in connection with MetLife’s acquisition of American Life Insurance Company and Delaware American Life Insurance Company.

Custom Lucite award given at 2014 graduation ceremonies at the Columbia Business School.

Lucite deal toy marking the acquisition of Candle-Lite, a manufacturer of candles and aroma therapy products based in Blue Ash, Ohio. Candle-Lite’s parent company, Lancaster Colony, was advised in the transaction by KeyBanc Capital Markets, headquartered in Cleveland.

Lucite deal toy commemorating the private placement of shares in First Security Inc., a holding company for First Security Bank of Owensboro, Kentucky. FIG Partners served as sole placement agent.

Lucite deal toy recognizing the acquisition of Availo, an owner and operator of global IP-network and data centers in Sweden and Norway. The purchaser, IP Only AB, was advised by Stockholm-based firm JZ Capital Partners.

Lucite tombstone commemorating the investment by Rizvi Traverse Management in the Palo Alto-based social news app Flipboard. Other investors in Flipboard include Goldman Sachs, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers, Index Futures, and Insight Venture Partners.

Lucite deal toy celebrating Expedia’s investment in Room 77, a hotel metasearch engine company based in Mountain View, California. Expedia was joined in the round of funding by Sutter Hill Ventures, General Catalyst Partners, Concur Technologies, and Felicis Ventures.