Solganick & Co.
JULY 11, 2025
About Solganick Founded in 2009 by experienced technology M&A professionals, Solganick is an independent investment banking and M&A advisory firm that holds a longstanding reputation of providing measurable advisory value to owner-founders of established and growing companies within the software and IT services industry sectors.
Mergers and Inquisitions
JANUARY 8, 2025
Investing Principles: Why a High Income Trumps Everything Else Between 2009 and 2014, I did not have a traditional portfolio via a brokerage firm. This is why I still recommend fields like investment banking and private equity to ambitious students: You want the optionality to earn a high income when youre young.
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The TRADE
JUNE 16, 2025
Peel Hunt Redburn Atlantic’s head of electronic trading has left the firm to join UK investment bank Peel Hunt, as revealed by The TRADE. Meroni joins from Sanford Bernstein and also previously served at Lehman, Goldman Sachs, UBS Investment Bank and Nomura. He replaces Nishad Vallonthaiel as head of electronic trading.
Street of Walls
DECEMBER 18, 2012
A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. No, the economy (at least in the banking sector) is not yet looking up and may never be at the same level of glory again.
The TRADE
JUNE 16, 2025
Jacco Keijzer The bank was part of the initial first group of settlement members that went live when the service launched in 2002, moving to an indirect, third party participation in 2009. ABN AMRO has confirmed it has re-joined CLSSettlement as a settlement member, effective as of 5 May.
Street of Walls
DECEMBER 18, 2012
A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. No, the economy (at least in the banking sector) is not yet looking up and may never be at the same level of glory again.
Street of Walls
DECEMBER 18, 2012
A November 16 CNBC.com article has an ominous title: “Banks Seen Shrinking for Good as Layoffs Near 160,000.” Since 2009, the world’s top 29 banks have cut 167,200 jobs—but they have also created 83,500. No, the economy (at least in the banking sector) is not yet looking up and may never be at the same level of glory again.
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