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DOUG DEADY INTERVIEWED FOR FOREIGN INVESTING STORY IN KANSAS CITY BUSINESS JOURNAL KANSAS CITY, Mo. (March 28, 2008) - A March 28-April 3, 2008, Kansas City Business Journal article "Dollar's declining value spurs foreign investors to make buys," about foreign investors quoted Doug Deady, investment banker with Christenberry Collet & Co. Inc. Deady suggested that people who were already interested in investing in American companies may now start investing because of the dollar's decline. The article goes on to discuss the number of corporate mergers and acquisitions that took place between domestic and foreign companies. According to the 2007 Christenberry Collet M&A Report, more than 20 transactions occurred between foreign companies in the Kansas City area alone. Christenberry Collet provides merger and acquisition services to middle-market companies, both public and private. Areas of industry expertise include manufacturing, rural utility cooperatives, life sciences, agribusiness, and logistics and transportation. The firm frequently works on complex international and cross-border transactions. The Kansas City-based investment banking firm specializes in mergers and acquisitions, corporate fund-raising, and financial and strategic planning for corporate clients throughout the country and abroad. Since its founding in 1994, the firm has assisted clients with more than $3 billion in corporate finance transactions. BACK TO NEWS |
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