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Gregg Nabhan, Chairman of the Americas Equity Capital Markets, Bank of America – The Wisdom of the Deal: Learning from four decades of Wall Street deal-making
Podcast |
Welcome to the Arena
Publisher |
ICR
Media Type |
audio
Podknife tags |
Business, 
Interview, 
Investing, 
Management & Marketing, 
Private Equity
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Business, 
Management, 
Marketing
Publication Date |
Nov 02, 2022
Episode Duration |
00:28:22

Summary:

It's always a pleasure to speak to a grizzled veteran who has decades of experience leading hundreds of deals that have raised billions of dollars.

Here to share that wisdom is Gregg Nabhan, Chairman of the America's Equity Capital Markets, as well as Managing Director of the Consumer and Retail team at Bank of America. Gregg is responsible for the origination, IPO valuation, structuring, book-building, price discovery allocation trading, and aftermarket performance of equity transactions. 

Gregg has almost 40 years of experience on Wall Street. He's led over 400 deals, raising over 265 billion for companies around the world, including 115 IPOs totaling 50 billion dollars. 

Prior to joining Bank of America in 2008, Gregg worked at Morgan Stanley for 13 years where he was a Managing Director in the equity capital markets. He has a BA in Economics and Political Science from Columbia University. 

Gregg and I talked about the past 4 decades of economic twists and turns, some of his career highlights and what he sees coming around the bend.

Highlights:

  • Gregg talks about his start at Bank of America (2:45)
  • The IPO resources that B of A offers (4:35)
  • Gregg's perspective on the last 3 years of market activity (5:20)
  • The Fed's inflation strategy (8:43)
  • The number of IPOs now, compared with the past 15 years (10:08)
  • Industries that are favoured to open the IPO market (11:20)
  • Gregg discusses the valuation reset (12:46)
  • What strong performing companies have in common (14:45)
  • What the Fed needs to see to change their stance on interest rates (16:15)
  • Gregg's take on the state of the consumer (18:58)
  • Gregg tells us about some of his favourite deals over the years (19:44)
  • The biggest challenges for management teams going through an IPO (20:55)
  • Gregg's take on ESG (23:15)
  • Will IPO Road Shows remain virtual, post-COVID? (24:38)
  • Gregg talks about the huge value of his mentors over the years (25:46)

Links:

ICR Twitter

ICR LinkedIn

ICR Website

Gregg Nabhan LinkedIn

Bank of America Twitter

Bank of America Website

Feedback:

If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.

It's always a pleasure to speak to a grizzled veteran who has decades of experience leading hundreds of deals that have raised billions of dollars. Here to share that wisdom is Gregg Nabhan, Chairman of the America's Equity Capital Markets, as well as Managing Director of the Consumer and Retail team at Bank of America. Gregg is responsible for the origination, IPO valuation, structuring, book-building, price discovery allocation trading, and aftermarket performance of equity transactions. Gregg has almost 40 years of experience on Wall Street. He's led over 400 deals, raising over 265 billion for companies around the world, including 115 IPOs totaling 50 billion dollars. Prior to joining Bank of America in 2008, Gregg worked at Morgan Stanley for 13 years where he was a Managing Director in the equity capital markets. He has a BA in Economics and Political Science from Columbia University. Gregg and I talked about the past 4 decades of economic twists and turns, some of his career highlights and what he sees coming around the bend.

Summary:

It's always a pleasure to speak to a grizzled veteran who has decades of experience leading hundreds of deals that have raised billions of dollars.

Here to share that wisdom is Gregg Nabhan, Chairman of the America's Equity Capital Markets, as well as Managing Director of the Consumer and Retail team at Bank of America. Gregg is responsible for the origination, IPO valuation, structuring, book-building, price discovery allocation trading, and aftermarket performance of equity transactions. 

Gregg has almost 40 years of experience on Wall Street. He's led over 400 deals, raising over 265 billion for companies around the world, including 115 IPOs totaling 50 billion dollars. 

Prior to joining Bank of America in 2008, Gregg worked at Morgan Stanley for 13 years where he was a Managing Director in the equity capital markets. He has a BA in Economics and Political Science from Columbia University. 

Gregg and I talked about the past 4 decades of economic twists and turns, some of his career highlights and what he sees coming around the bend.

Highlights:

  • Gregg talks about his start at Bank of America (2:45)
  • The IPO resources that B of A offers (4:35)
  • Gregg's perspective on the last 3 years of market activity (5:20)
  • The Fed's inflation strategy (8:43)
  • The number of IPOs now, compared with the past 15 years (10:08)
  • Industries that are favoured to open the IPO market (11:20)
  • Gregg discusses the valuation reset (12:46)
  • What strong performing companies have in common (14:45)
  • What the Fed needs to see to change their stance on interest rates (16:15)
  • Gregg's take on the state of the consumer (18:58)
  • Gregg tells us about some of his favourite deals over the years (19:44)
  • The biggest challenges for management teams going through an IPO (20:55)
  • Gregg's take on ESG (23:15)
  • Will IPO Road Shows remain virtual, post-COVID? (24:38)
  • Gregg talks about the huge value of his mentors over the years (25:46)

Links:

ICR Twitter

ICR LinkedIn

ICR Website

Gregg Nabhan LinkedIn

Bank of America Twitter

Bank of America Website

Feedback:

If you have questions about the show, or have a topic in mind you'd like discussed in future episodes, email our producer, marion@lowerstreet.co.

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