Dean Anason
Editor-in-Chief at Atlanta Business Chronicle
Intermittent thoughts on banking, consumer finance issues and other fun stuff, live from the news bunker in Atlanta.
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Mar 5, 2025 |
bizjournals.com | Dean Anason
The new recruit is a local player in bankruptcy and creditors' rights law. The law firm Bradley Arant Boult Cummings has snagged a bankruptcy expert from a rival Atlanta law office. Bryan E. Bates has joined Bradley’s local office as a partner in the bankruptcy and creditors’ rights practice group, the firm said in a March 4 news release.
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Feb 13, 2025 |
bizjournals.com | expandByron E. Small |Byron Small |Dean Anason
In a wide-ranging interview, JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon highlighted how much the bank has grown here since its arrival in Georgia in 2008. Jamie Dimon flew into foggy Atlanta on Wednesday, rubbing elbows with big clients and preaching organic growth in Georgia — yet he clearly had Washington, D.C., on his radar.
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Feb 12, 2025 |
bizjournals.com | Dean Anason |expandByron E. Small |Byron Small
The Atlanta company's ideal acquistion targets are wealth management firms with assets under management of $250 million to $1 billion. Add SignatureFD to the list of Atlanta-based wealth management firms joining the mergers and acquisitions hunt. The firm, which has $9.1 billion of assets under management, announced Wednesday that it has named industry veteran Peter Nesvold to its board.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
bizjournals.com | Chris Fuhrmeister |Dean Anason
The Atlanta-based wealth management firm is growing rapidly after an infusion of private equity. Flush with capital from a private equity investment, Homrich Berg is making moves. Homrich Berg has closed its purchase of Towson, Maryland-based WMS Partners, the firm announced Jan. 16. WMS acts as a family office and registered investment advisor for multiple affluent families and individuals.
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Sep 27, 2024 |
bizjournals.com | expandByron E. Small |Byron Small |Dean Anason
The state’s companies do business around the world, with aviation as its leading export sector. For years, economic development officials urged Georgia-based companies to go international. They’ve done it. The state’s two largest export markets, not surprisingly, are U.S. neighbors Canada and Mexico. Goods sent to those two countries were valued at more than $12 billion last year, a considerable increase from 2022.
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