Primerica: Citigroup Spin-Off Set to Price IPO
SA Editor Mohit Manghnani submits:
Primerica (PRI), a Citigroup (C) subsidiary being spun-off, is expected to price its IPO this week.
Business Overview (from prospectus)
SA Editor Mohit Manghnani submits:
Primerica (PRI), a Citigroup (C) subsidiary being spun-off, is expected to price its IPO this week.
Business Overview (from prospectus)
SA Editor Mohit Manghnani submits:
Primerica (PRI), a Citigroup (C) subsidiary being spun-off, is expected to price its IPO this week.
Business Overview (from prospectus)
Microcap Speculator submits:
As regular readers know, I strongly believe that community banks are in a sorting-out process and that the winners will be among the best investments over the next few years.
Yesterday on Realmoney.com, columnists Robert Moreno and Arne Alsin raised two interesting community bank picks. I was not familiar with either, but both are now on my watch list.
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