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David DeVoe on the State of RIA M&A and How to Maximize Your Firm’s Valuation

Steve Sanduski

In a nutshell: RIA valuations are high. But the number one driver of these trends isn’t aging founders and succession planning. It should be growing at 9% or 10%, and was back in 2017, and that’s what I as a strategic person think should be happening for a model that’s so great. Private equity is everywhere.

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Transcript: Ron Shaich, Au Bon Pain, Panera Bread & CAVA

The Big Picture

He sold the company in 2017 or so for about seven and a half billion dollars. So, so those numbers are astonishing. And but to be, to be clear, I sold Panera in 2017 and have not had anything to do with it since then. billion, literally in 2017. And there was a number that were actually in that business.

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Things Change

The Better Letter

GE jumped over Exxon to the top spot as the oil company (which had bought Mobil in 1998 in what was then the biggest merger ever) stayed at number two. Chevron, which had been known as Standard Oil of California, returned to the top ten at number eight. There are about four times that number now. IBM, at nine, made it back, too.

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Operational Risk Management 2023 – Portfolio Go No Go Checklist!

David Nelson

The number of job openings could come in below 10 million but would still be elevated in comparison to pre-pandemic levels. The number of job openings could come in below 10 million but would still be elevated in comparison to pre-pandemic levels. From 2017 – 2021 growth outperformed value by a staggering 119%.

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Is October the Right Month to Invest? What do the Nifty Trends Show?

Trade Brains

20,000 is not just a number; but happiness for many. Nifty 50 first hit 10,000 on July 26, 2017, and it took years to double that number. Amid all the noise surrounding geopolitical issues, global valuations, and FII selloff, the Nifty bulls might be feeling a bit clueless about their next moves. on July 20 of this year.

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Balancing Act | Pulling the FANGs Apart

Brown Advisory

Balancing Act | Pulling the FANGs Apart achen Thu, 12/14/2017 - 11:34 The “FANG” companies—Facebook, Amazon, Netflix and Google—have been a dominant investment story in recent years. All of these companies have generated attractive returns in recent years, and in 2017 in particular. Through Nov.

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Balancing Act | Pulling the FANGs Apart

Brown Advisory

Thu, 12/14/2017 - 11:34. All of these companies have generated attractive returns in recent years, and in 2017 in particular. Their fear is bolstered by historical precedent: In the 1960s and 1970s, the “Nifty Fifty” ran up to extremely high valuations, and many performed quite poorly during the 1970s bear market. Through Nov.