Profile: Mark Ebert of UBS

Article Abstract:

Mark Ebert is 42 years old and leads UBS's European M&A operations. The native American feels that Europe is his second home and has applied for UK citizenship. UBS, the Union Bank of Switzerland's investment banking arm, is a leading M&A advisor, with its clients including Italy's Montedison on the merger of its polyolefin operations with those of Royal Dutch Shell and Erbamont on the sale of its Italian drugs activities to Sweden's Procordia. Ebert's personal ambition is to make UBS the leading financial adviser on European cross-border transactions.

Officials and employees, Behavior, Interview, Ebert, Mark, UBS Holdings Ltd.

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All change at the top

Article Abstract:

The market for mergers and acquisitions in the UK was led by Lazard Brothers in 1st half 1995 with deals amounting to 10.85 billion pounds sterling. Baring Brothers came second with 9.58 billion pounds worth of deals, though this excludes the sale of Barings itself, acquired by Internationale Nederlanden Group. Morgan Stanley ranked third with 9.39 billion pounds worth of deals, and Flemings ranked fourth with 4.84 billion pounds worth in the above period.

Market share

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Profile: George Magan, J.O. Hambro Magan

Article Abstract:

JO Hambro Magan, is a small M&A boutique and chairman, George Magan, believes that corporate finance is about the quality of people working on a deal and feels that the calibre of his staff rivals that of any merchant bank. It recently advised on Swiss Bank Corporation's (SBC) bidf for SG Warburg's investment banking arm. It has also advised Deutsche Bank on the acquisition of Morgan Grenfell.

Management, Magan, George, J.O. Hambro Magan and Co.

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