Brian McKiernan, chief executive of Ireland’s biggest securities firm Davy, resigned after regulators accused the company of a “lack of candor” in dealing with one of the worst scandals to hit Dublin’s stockbroking community in years.
Blank-check company sponsors have been raking in millions of dollars in special deal fees, aided by a few Wall Street banks that helped make the merger vehicles the hottest ride of the past year.
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