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“Our first approach to eSpeed two years ago was rejected but we continue to regard the strategic fit with Tullett Prebon as compelling” Terry Smith, Tullett Prebon |
The approach by Tullett Prebon on April 18 to buy eSpeed, the US-listed subsidiary of Cantor Fitzgerald, was always likely to result in mud-slinging. What is perhaps surprising is that this started as soon as Tullett announced the mooted deal. There is a history of bad blood between Tullett and Cantor, stemming primarily from seemingly regular attempts by both companies to poach each others’ staff.
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