Showing posts with label stock. Show all posts
Showing posts with label stock. Show all posts
Monday, April 04, 2011
$95MM fund created here
Karen Bruton has a passion for international relief efforts, and she plans to use her earnings from a new $95MM investment fund to support Brentwood-based Just Hope International and related works. The story's here.
Saturday, December 18, 2010
Morgan Keegan hiring
Showing it can attract talent even when some observers think parent Regions is in play, Morgan Keegan announced hiring oil-services and general equities analysts. Releases are here.
Labels:
markets,
Morgan Keegan,
Regions Financial Corp.,
stock
Tuesday, November 09, 2010
Vanderbilt Owen profs again eye NASDAQ trading
Owen Profs. Jacob Sagi and Robert Whaley created new Alpha Indexes derivative products that help investors cope with market volatility and price swings in highly liquid stocks or exchange traded funds. The Nasdaq release is here. Both men are at Owen's Financial Markets Research Center, where faculty have periodically influenced the markets' innovation, led by Director Hans Stoll. (The FMRC convenes a conference on human capital and finance, today at VU.)
Thursday, October 28, 2010
GTx in $40MM stock offering
GTx, the Memphis pharma company, has filed for a $40MM gross proceeds offering, the MBJ has it.
Labels:
capital raise,
GTx Inc.,
pharmaceuticals,
stock
Sunday, February 14, 2010
UT endowment clawings its way back
The University of Tennessee endowment is now at about $563MM, after taking a Great Recession hit of more than $209MM in value and now having recovered more than $73MM of that loss. The KNS reports.
Labels:
capital markets,
endowment,
stock,
University of Tennessee
Monday, September 21, 2009
LP offers up 20.7MM shares
Something in the air? Louisiana-Pacific (NYSE:LPX), based here, today announced plans to offer up to 20.7MM shares of its common stock, and will use the proceeds to paydown debt and for other corporate purposes. The company has been buffeted by financial problems, as the housing market imploded.
Labels:
housing,
Louisiana Pacific,
LP,
stock
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