Sentence examples for complex deal making from inspiring English sources
But it also illustrated how complex deal making had become.
That involves some very complex deal-making -- and highly creative financial packaging -- to make it worthwhile for developers, all parties to the effort agree.
When Mr. Bronfman was chairman of Universal in 1997, he struck the complex deal that made Mr. Diller the owner of Universal's television assets, its production company and its cable channels -- USA Network and the Sci-Fi Network.
"Bringing a lawsuit is a common strategy to employ in order to gain leverage in a negotiation," said Guhan Subramanian, a professor of law and business at Harvard whose recent book "Negotiauctions" (W.W. Norton & Company) examines complex deal-making situations.
Complex deal-making may slow progress to a crawl, especially for legislation requiring a two-thirds majority, which includes foreign financing of government spending proposals.Tough challenges aheadThe new government will face an array of pressing challenges, from a rapidly weakening economy to the acute problem of violent crime.
From the boom years of the nineteen-eighties through the great banking bubble of the past decade, Goldman brought impeccably credentialled members of the cognitive and socioeconomic élite to Wall Street, where they conjured up fantastically complex deals and made enormous fortunes.
According to internal Goldman Sachs e-mails, the company vice president, 31-year old Fabrice Tourre, did not really understand the complex deals he was making.
Two executives involved in the movie said that Mr. Cruise and Mr. Spielberg together could earn as much as 35 cents for every dollar the film makes in a complex deal that gives them not only cash in advance, but could be more than $70 million after theater tickets, DVD and video sales are counted and movie rights are sold to cable and broadcast television.
Technology of the sort that OMX sells to many financial exchanges around the world is making such complex deals possible.
