While such deals have become common in public finance circles, they are rare in the private sector.
In corporate finance circles, Justice Holdings is known as a Spac, or a special purpose acquisition company, that raises money in the public market to buy companies within a certain time frame, typically two years.
The buzz in the capital is at least a couple of steps beyond that, as people in business and finance circles here are speculating that he could become the next president of the World Bank, the largest and most influential development agency in the world.
This apparent anointment touched off an uproar in finance circles that, because Buffett and Simpson have kept mum, has since died down.
The north-east England club also brought down its wages-to-turnover ratio to just over 60%, a level considered to be healthy in football finance circles.
This apparent anointment touched off an uproar in finance circles that since has died down because Buffett and Simpson have kept mum on the subject.
Their monopoly on violence notwithstanding, the leaders of the Islamic Republic look less like the Nazis of the Middle East, and more like hapless Weimar functionaries watching their country's finances circle the drain.
Mr. Hintze's background stands out in London's high-finance circles.
Although this island is one of the most obscure places on the planet, Nauru has lately gained a name for itself in Western international-finance circles.
While some transit advocates fear that Mr. Cuomo will choose a relatively inexperienced political supporter to lead the agency, the governor's committee includes some of the most lauded minds in the region's transportation and public financing circles.
In addition, criminal prosecutors are investigating a group of offshore shell companies that helped members of Mr. Yanukovych's inner circle finance their lavish lifestyles, including a palatial presidential residence with a private zoo, golf course and tennis court.
