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17
Mar
CHICAGO and ST. LOUIS, Mo., – Audio branding continues to make waves in the marketing world in categories ranging from automotive to shopping malls and, most recently, in the hospital sector.
Barnes-Jewish Hospital in St. Louis, Mo., has selected Sixième Son USA to create its audio identity, including a custom-tailored audio DNA and audio logo. The distinctive music will be adapted to videos and commercials as well as customer service lines.
“We are pleased to collaborate with the hospital in helping...
09
Mar
Hines, Warren Private Clients, and Willett Companies are shopping for an $85 million floating-rate mortgage on their Class A office building 33 Benedict Place, which is located in downtown Greenwich, Connecticut. The new loan on the 119,344 square-foot space is intended to be used to payoff the current $70 million interest-only mortgage. The group of owners purchased the building from Unilever in 2005 for $87.5 million, and marketed the location for sale at around $140 million ($1,094 per square-foot) this past October without...
09
Mar
EACCNY member Goldberg Segalla is pleased to announce it has made significant moves that enhance the services it offers to its international client base and take its reach throughout the U.S. and across the globe to a new level.
On March 9, Goldberg Segalla opened the doors of its North Carolina office. Led by nationally recognized insurance litigator David L. Brown, this team of seven lawyers brings a wealth of experience and extends Goldberg Segalla's footprint into several key jurisdictions in...
06
Mar
Ireland has been promising for some time to introduce a new type of corporate fund structure known as the "ICAV" which will not be required to be incorporated under the Irish Companies Acts and will not be a public limited company ("plc").
ICAVs will be available as UCITS and as AIFs, will offer a more administratively efficient structure for corporate fund vehicles (benefitting from the disapplication of company law provisions designed for trading companies), and will be structured so that...
05
Mar
The global hospitality industry entered 2014 on an upward growth trajectory; a greater sense of optimism was palpable across most regions, as accelerating capital markets, favorable supply and demand balances, and strong investor appetites fueled higher transaction volumes and strengthened lodging fundamentals.
Robust investor interest worldwide was reflected in the year’s key industry trends:
• More lodging projects broke ground as traditional lenders eased restrictions on construction loan originations.
• Accelerating cross-border capital flows intensified competition among domestic and international investor groups...
04
Mar
The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has recently contacted a number of companies seeking every confidentiality agreement, nondisclosure agreement, settlement agreement, and severance agreement the companies entered into with employees since the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank) went into effect.
According to a February 25, 2015 Wall Street Journal article, the SEC is also seeking documents related to corporate training on confidentiality, as well as “all documents that refer or relate to whistleblowing” and a list...
03
Mar
The introduction of the Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive has brought with it many challenges for managers of non-EU alternative investment funds (AIFs) wishing to market their funds to EU investors.
Currently, and at the earliest until late summer 2015, non-EU AIFs can only be actively marketed within the EU using national private placement regimes (NPPRs).
Until at least 2018, non-EU managers of AIFs can market their funds to professional investors using the NPPR applicable to each individual member state. AIFMs...
02
Mar
In a move that signals its broadening national footprint and continued reach into the Midwest, EACCNY member Goldberg Segalla is pleased to announce that the doors to its St. Louis office are now officially open. The office — the firm’s 13th, located at 8000 Maryland Avenue — is helmed by nationally recognized insurance coverage and toxic tort attorney Kurtis B. Reeg.
Mr. Reeg is joined by partner Paul L. Knobbe and associates David M. Frohlichstein, Lynn A. Lehnert, and Matthew...
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