Thethirdeye ha scritto:
Dove non arriva lo stato, arriveranno i privati.. professionisti privati (gajardi aho)
che, come avvoltoi, attendono pazienti il loro turno.... e il caso dell'Enav.
Grazie Padoan... grazie davvero per tutto quello che stai facendo.
Ci ricorderemo anche di questo...
quadratura del cerchio..Rothschild sarà l’advisor finanziario del ministero dell’Economia per la privatizzazione dell’Enav. Lo comunica il Tesoro, sottolineando che al termine “del processo di selezione, che ha coinvolto istituzioni finanziarie e studi legali italiani ed esteri, il ministero dell’Economia ha conferito a
Rothschild e allo
studio Shearman & Sterling l’incarico, rispettivamente, di consulente finanziario e di consulente legale per le attività relative alla cessione di una quota di minoranza del capitale dell’Enav”. askanews
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shearman_%26_SterlingShearman & Sterling LLP is a multinational law firm headquartered in New York City, United States. It is organized as a single, integrated partnership with approximately 850 lawyers in many of the commercial centers of the world. The firm's lawyers practice US, English, EU, French, German, Italian and Hong Kong law.
Shearman & Sterling was founded in New York City in 1873 and is considered a part of the
group of elite American "white shoe" law firmsWall Street origins
Shearman & Sterling was founded in 1873 by Thomas Shearman and John William Sterling, who concentrated on litigation and transactional matters respectively. The young firm represented financier Jay Gould and industrialist Henry Ford, and cultivated a number of important business ties that would evolve into long-standing client relationships, such as with
the Rockefeller family and the predecessor
banks to Citigroup and Deutsche Bank.[3]
Postwar global expansion
The firm experienced international expansion in the post-World War II era under the direction of Boykin C. Wright, a senior partner who joined the firm from Cahill Gordon & Reindel with a group of lawyers, briefly leading the firm to add his name to the letterhead.[4] The firm's first international office was established in Paris in 1963.
In postwar Germany, Shearman & Sterling helped German companies such as Siemens and BASF restructure their debts and re-emerge as credible exporters to the United States. The firm's lawyers assisted Daimler in its listing on the New York Stock Exchange in 1993, the first such listing by a German company, prompting other major companies to follow suit.[5] The firm then represented the German automaker in its purchase and subsequent sale of Chrysler.
The firm is well known for its ability to compete in key legal markets, particularly in Germany where its mergers and acquisitions practice is preeminent and in the United Kingdom, where it fields one of the largest London offices of a non-UK law firm.[6]
Elsewhere, the firm played an important role in the establishment of state-owned oil and gas companies, including Sonatrach in Algeria and throughout the Middle East. In 1979,
Shearman & Sterling lawyers represented Citibank during the intense negotiations that ensued during the Iranian Hostage Crisis, after the US government froze all Iranian assets in US banks.[7]
Shearman & Sterling has been involved in Latin America for decades. The firm's lawyers helped restructure the debts of many Latin American nations in the 1980s in the Brady transactions. It also won
mandates in the privatization of numerous state-owned entities. In 2004, the firm launched an office in São Paulo, Brazil and has since represented Brazilian companies in a number of important transactions.