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B&N Bank Lucite Deal Toy

Lucite deal toy recognizing the acquisition by the ownership of B&N bank of the non-government European Pension Fund. Headquartered in Moscow, B&N is one of Russia’s largest commercial banks.

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Lucite Tombstone for Cross-Border Banking Deal

Lucite tombstone commemorating the acquisition of a stake in Bank Metro Express by South Korea’s Shinhan Bank. Bank Metro Express is commercial lender based in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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Banking Sector Deal Tombstone

Lucite deal tombstone commemorating the sale of the sale by Societe Generale Group of its Georgian subsidiary Bank Republic. The acquirer, TBC Bank, is the second largest bank in Georgia.

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Bagel Wars, Broncos, & Ex-M&A Bankers: What’s Become of These Deals 15 Years Later?

February 4, 2016 by David Parry

That place where the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos play—what’s it called again? Good...

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Paraguayan Bank Deal Toy

Lucite deal toy commemorating a US dollar loan to Banco Continental of Paraguay from the Inter-American Development Bank.

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Colony Financial Lucite Tombstone

Lucite tombstone featuring laser-etched globe artwork, marking the issue of stock by Colony Financial. Colony Financial is a real estate finance company headquartered in Santa Monica, California.

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ADP Aquisition Custom Lucite

Custom Lucite commemorating the acquisition by ADP of The Cobalt Group, a Seattle-based online design and marketing firm serving auto dealers across the U.S. ADP is headquartered in Roseland, New Jersey, and was advised in the transaction by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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Cement-Themed Resin Financial Tombstone

Resin financial tombstone commemorating the issue of notes by Cemex, a leading global supplier of building materials, based in Mexico. Citi (New York City) served as the issue’s sole global coordinator.

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Melissa & Doug Toymaker Deal Toy

Custom deal toy recognizing the sale of Wilton, Connecticut-based toymaker Melissa & Doug by Berkshire Partners of Boston. Metalmark Partners, a private equity firm based in New York, was the purchaser, and was advised in the transaction by Bank of America Merrill Lynch.

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