EVR - Evercore Inc.
| Previous Close | 76.30 |
| Open | 76.10 |
| Bid | 75.67 x 1300 |
| Ask | 75.73 x 800 |
| Day's Range | 75.46 - 77.08 |
| 52 Week Range | 64.37 - 98.90 |
| Volume | 351,240 |
| Avg. Volume | 465,623 |
| Market Cap | 3B |
| Beta (5Y Monthly) | 2.00 |
| PE Ratio (TTM) | 9.29 |
| EPS (TTM) | 8.14 |
| Earnings Date | Jan 28, 2020 - Feb 3, 2020 |
| Forward Dividend & Yield | 2.32 (3.04%) |
| Ex-Dividend Date | 2019-11-27 |
| 1y Target Est | 92.38 |
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Chris Zander Named CEO of Evercore Wealth Management; Jeff Maurer Named Chairman
Evercore (EVR) today announced that Chris Zander will succeed Jeff Maurer as CEO of Evercore Wealth Management LLC and a related firm, Evercore Trust Company N.A., effective January 2, 2020. Mr. Maurer, who has led Evercore Wealth Management since its inception in 2008, will remain as Chairman of Evercore Wealth Management and Evercore Trust Company. “I would like to congratulate Jeff and Chris on the thoughtfully planned and carefully managed leadership transition at our wealth management and personal fiduciary business,” said Ralph Schlosstein, Evercore President and CEO.
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- Business Wire
Evercore Chief Executive Officer Ralph L. Schlosstein to Participate in the Goldman Sachs 2019 U.S. Financial Services Conference on December 10
Evercore today announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Ralph L. Schlosstein, will participate in the Goldman Sachs 2019 U.S. Financial Services Conference in New York on Tuesday, December 10, 2019 in a session that begins at 4:10 p.m.
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Google Finds Its Deal Whisperers at Old-School Bank Lazard
(Bloomberg) -- It’s been an up-and-down few years for Lazard Ltd., the storied blue blood investment bank.Its share of deal advisory work worldwide is ranked at its lowest in almost two decades, falling behind rival Evercore Inc., Bloomberg data show. Top Lazard bankers such as Matthieu Pigasse and Antonio Weiss have left and a few offices closed.Yet amid the setbacks, Lazard, founded in the 1800s as a dry goods merchant, can count on a surprising and steady source of business: Google, the quintessential Silicon Valley firm. Over the last decade, Lazard has quietly become Google’s go-to adviser, bringing it the cachet -- though not big fees -- of working with one of the world’s largest companies.Lazard has represented the Alphabet Inc. unit on every takeover where it used an outside adviser -- a total of $22 billion in transactions over that period, from Motorola Mobility for $9.8 billion in 2011 to Fitbit Inc. for $2.1 billion this month. For its many smaller transactions, Google generally uses its in-house banking staff.That kind of relationship, while informal, is rare these days, especially in the cut-throat world of technology investment banking. Companies typically use a variety of banks when doing deals. The Google-Lazard tie-up -- put together almost a decade ago by one of its bankers, Vernon Jordan, the well-connected power broker -- is more reminiscent of the century-old banking relationship between General Electric and what is now JPMorgan Chase & Co. And like that one, it reflects in part personal relationships and a desire for discreetness.“This harkens back to the old line way of banking where corporations would have this kind of relationship with an institution for decades,” said Barbara Byrne, a former vice chairman at Barclays Plc and now a director at CBS Corp.Antitrust ScrutinyThe Google business alone won’t make or break Lazard, to be sure. The New York-based firm’s share of global M&A by deal value is just 4.3% this year, the lowest since 2001, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. That share has especially tumbled in recent years as rainmaker bankers such as Ken Moelis, Paul Taubman and Blair Effron founded their own boutique firms that compete on megadeals.Google transactions may have brought Lazard a mere $70 million in fees since 2011, according to an estimate by consultant Freeman & Co. In the third quarter alone, Lazard posted financial advisory revenue of $304 million.And Google’s acquisition activity may slow as antitrust scrutiny grows from federal, state and Congressional investigators looking into whether the company is using its size to hurt competitors.But the relationship with Google serves to burnish the firm’s reputation, and allows its bankers to play up the ties, such as when seeking business with emerging tech companies, a person familiar with the situation said.“There’s no banker in the world who wouldn’t want that relationship,” Byrne said. “They would jump hoops for it.”Google and Lazard declined to comment.On Lazard’s last earnings call, CEO Ken Jacobs said that its financial advisory activity had “gained momentum.” The firm has reshuffled leadership in recent months, promoting several bankers including naming Peter Orszag as the firm’s chief global dealmaker in April. (Orszag is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist.)Jordan’s RoleLazard won its role with Google thanks partly to Jordan, 84, who had been a friend and adviser to former President Bill Clinton. He started working for Lazard in 2000 as the ultimate door opener and now holds the title of senior managing director.His entrée to Google was through David Drummond, who joined the company in 2002 and is now its vice president of corporate development, people familiar with the matter said. Jordan delivered a speech to honor Drummond at a social justice gala last year where he called him a “good friend.”(A former Google employee who had a long-term relationship with Drummond alleged in August that she was forced out of the company after dating him. Drummond has acknowledged the relationship and said he has addressed it with Google.)‘Science Experiments’Google pays Lazard a retainer of more than $200,000 a month for its services, according to people familiar with the situation. While some other banks have retainers with clients, Lazard’s is notable for its duration, going back years.Lazard plays a variety of roles for Google. Often it acts as a consultant, such as a McKinsey would, researching industries and exploring potential takeover targets, according to people familiar with the matter. A former Lazard employee described the work as doing “science experiments” for Google.They sometimes lead to being hired for traditional M&A advice, or coming in only for late-stage negotiations after Google employees handled the earlier talks.In the Fitbit acquisition, Lazard initially prepared a study on the smartwatch market, which laid the groundwork for Google to buy some of watchmaker Fossil Group Inc.’s technology earlier this year. That, in turn, led to Google hiring Lazard for the Fitbit purchase.Deep PocketsGoogle doesn’t typically require the array of services, notably takeover financing, offered by bulge bracket firms like Goldman Sachs or JPMorgan. The company has deep pockets to pay for a transaction itself. That’s why it made sense to turn to a firm that focuses more heavily on M&A.Google also trusts Lazard to keep potential takeovers close to the vest, people familiar with the arrangement said, even viewing some of the Lazard bankers as if they were embedded in the corporate development group.Paul Haigney, the longtime Lazard banker who, with John Gnuse, handles the day-to-day Google relationship, is described by people who know him as an old-school banker, meaning in part that he doesn’t like meeting or gossiping with the press -- a much-prized trait at the typically secretive Google.In the Fitbit acquisition, Lazard’s role was handled in a typical low-profile way. A release announcing it omitted the bank’s name, listing only Fitbit’s financial adviser, Qatalyst.“Banking relationships at the CEO and board level are extremely personal and not institutional,” said Stefan Selig, managing partner at BridgePark Advisors, whose clients include CEOs and wealthy investors. “Those relationships tend to be sticky if the bankers and management teams don’t change and if the client is happy with the service.”To contact the reporters on this story: Liana Baker in New York at lbaker75@bloomberg.net;Gerrit De Vynck in New York at gdevynck@bloomberg.net;Sonali Basak in New York at sbasak7@bloomberg.netTo contact the editors responsible for this story: Jacqueline Simmons at jackiem@bloomberg.net, Larry Reibstein, Michael HythaFor more articles like this, please visit us at bloomberg.com©2019 Bloomberg L.P.
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- MarketWatch
Evraz steel sales flat on quarter
The London-based steel-making and mining company, which mainly operates in Russia, said that third-quarter crude steel production slipped to 3.4 million metric tons, from 3.5 million tons in the second quarter.
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- Business Wire
Evercore Wealth Management Appoints Steven Chung Managing Director, Portfolio Manager
Evercore Wealth Management today announced the appointment of Steven Chung as a Managing Director and Portfolio Manager.
- Business Wire
Evercore Appoints Pamela G. Carlton to Board of Directors
Evercore (EVR) today announced the appointment of Pamela G. Carlton to its Board of Directors. After 22 years as an investment banker on Wall Street, Ms. Carlton launched Springboard – Partners in Cross Cultural Leadership, LLC where she has been President since 2003. In addition, in 2014 Ms. Carlton co-founded The Everest Project research initiative focused on the challenges and facilitators of women leading change and innovation.
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Edited Transcript of EVR earnings conference call or presentation 23-Oct-19 12:00pm GMT
Q3 2019 Evercore Inc Earnings Call
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Evercore (EVR) Q3 Earnings Impressive, Stock Declines 7.1%
Higher revenues and assets under management boost Evercore's (EVR) Q3 earnings, partly muted by escalating costs.
- Business Wire
Evercore Reports Third Quarter 2019 Results; Quarterly Dividend of $0.58 Per Share
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- ACCESSWIRE
Evercore, Inc. to Host Earnings Call
NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / October 23, 2019 / Evercore, Inc. (NYSE: EVR ) will be discussing their earnings results in their 2019 Third Quarter Earnings to be held on October 23, 2019 at 8:00 AM Eastern ...
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U.S. boutique banks woo French bankers in Paris advisory push: sources
LONDON/PARIS/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Several U.S. boutique investment banks are looking to hire senior staff in Paris in the wake of Britain's departure from the EU and have poached bankers from France's most established advisory firms, including Lazard, sources told Reuters. New York-based Evercore Inc has tapped headhunting firm Charta Partners to hire French bankers with long-standing relationships with the country's key companies, sources said, as it prepares to open an office in Paris.
- Business Wire
Evercore ISI Recognized as the Top Ranked Independent Firm in U.S. Equity Research
For the sixth consecutive year, Evercore ISI was recognized as the top ranked independent firm in Institutional Investor’s All-America Equity Research survey. Overall, Evercore ISI placed second on a commission weighted rank basis, marking the sixth year in a row that the team placed in the top five, and was tied for the most #1 ranked analysts.
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Evercore to Announce Third Quarter 2019 Financial Results and Host Conference Call on October 23, 2019
Evercore (EVR) will release its third quarter 2019 financial results on Wednesday, October 23, 2019. Evercore will host a related conference call, accessible via telephone and the internet, beginning at 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time that same day. Ralph L. Schlosstein, President and Chief Executive Officer, John S. Weinberg, Executive Chairman, and Robert B. Walsh, Chief Financial Officer, will review the Firm’s third quarter 2019 financial results.
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Len Rosen Joins Evercore as Senior Managing Director and CEO of the Firm's New Business in Israel
NEW YORK, Sept. 24, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Evercore (EVR) announced today that Len Rosen has joined the Firm as a Senior Managing Director and CEO of the Firm's new business in Israel. Mr. Rosen was most recently the CEO of Barclays Israel, and before that held the same position at Lehman Brothers. Over the course of his 25-year career as a trusted advisor to clients in Israel, he has advised clients on many of the largest and most important M&A transactions, including Orbotech's sale to KLA, Orbotech's acquisitions of Photon Dynamics and Frontline, Given Imaging's sale to Covidien, Verint's acquisition of Witness Systems, SuperDerivatives' sale to ICE Noble Energy's sale of a stake in the Tamar natural gas field and a number of acquisitions for Teva Pharmaceuticals.
