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    Alex Jenkins

    Research Analyst at Citizens

    Alex Jenkins is an analyst at Citizens, specializing in equity research with a focus on the financial services sector. While specific details about the companies he covers, his investment performance metrics, and career accomplishments are not available, his professional background and credentials cannot be confirmed based on current public information. There is no verified public record of his career timeline, prior professional experience, or securities industry registrations. As a result, further details regarding his expertise and professional achievements remain undisclosed.

    Alex Jenkins's questions to Lazard (LAZ) leadership

    Alex Jenkins's questions to Lazard (LAZ) leadership • Q1 2025

    Question

    Alex Jenkins, on behalf of Devin Ryan at Citizens, asked for an update on the previously highlighted 'won but not funded' Asset Management mandates, their funding timeline, and the firm's capital allocation priorities.

    Answer

    CEO Peter Orszag and Evan Russo, CEO of Asset Management, clarified the figure represents a total backlog of multiple mandates, not a single one. They stated this backlog has grown since the start of the year, with funding expected over the next 12-15 months. Orszag also outlined capital priorities: dividends, share buybacks to offset dilution, and then disciplined consideration of inorganic options, primarily in Asset Management.

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    Alex Jenkins's questions to HOULIHAN LOKEY (HLI) leadership

    Alex Jenkins's questions to HOULIHAN LOKEY (HLI) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Alex Jenkins, on behalf of Devin Ryan, asked about the drivers of MD headcount changes, the competitive environment for senior talent, and the outlook for hiring. He also inquired about client sentiment regarding the upcoming U.S. election and the potential impact of either administration on business activity.

    Answer

    CEO Scott Adelson explained that MD headcount is influenced by promotions, strategic hiring, and acquisitions, noting a net growth over time despite some departures. Regarding the election, Adelson observed that clients are proceeding with transactions rather than waiting. CFO J. Alley added that Houlihan Lokey is diversified by industry and geography, and for their middle-market clients, potential changes to capital gains taxes are a more significant concern than regulatory pressures.

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