| Jeff Edwards | ||||||
It’s just before midday on December 13 last year, a Thursday, and Mark Tercek finally has a few moments to spare. The global co-head of equities at Goldman Sachs has had a busy few days. In the morning Prudential Financial’s $3 billion IPO was launched with Goldman as sole book runner, and the next job is to price the $400 million IPO for United Defense Industries with co-book runner Lehman Brothers.
These deals come after the launch of a $690 million deal for support services company Aramark on Monday (with Morgan Stanley and JPMorgan), and a sole lead on a tech deal on Tuesday – Netscreen Technologies’ $160 million IPO.
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