Equity
- R
- Year:
- 2016
- 100 min
- $1,605,197
- 284 Views
[BELL RINGING
AND CROWD CHEERING]
MAN 1:
The entire market is watching.WOMAN 1:
Back with Dynacorps' CEO.You must be very happy
with this news--
MAN 2:
This runaway hitthat is the Dynacorps [PO--
MAN 3:
Take a look at the evaluation,I 'm really doubtful--
MAN 2:
So a great day for Dynacorpsand for the bankers at Gemini Trust--
WOMAN 2:
You'll understand--
WOMAN 1:
--is climbing rapidly upwards today.
WOMAN 3 [ON TV]:
--moving broadly higher at this hour...
...with utility and tech shares
leading the gains.
But there is really
only one story out there...
...that everybody
in the market is watching...
...and that is the Dynacorps IPO.
We knew
from the road show...
...the demand for the stock
was going to be strong.
We expected to see a pop
at the open.
would soar like this...
...all the way to 47,
and it looks like it is still climbing...
...at this hour,
so a much better debut...
...than investors could have hoped for.
Of course, with this kind of move...
...you wonder whether the stock
may have been mispriced...
...whether or not perhaps they left
We know that they actually
switched underwriters...
...going into this IPO, so there
was a bit of concern...
...about how things would shake
up, but clearly Dynacorps' IPO...
...is shaping up to be
one of the most successful...
...public offerings of the year.
Vi
[CLEARS THROAT]
NEEL:
So what happened with Dynacorps?
Neel, I have taken nine Silicon Valley
companies public in the last five years...
...and you want to talk about
the one I didn't take to the finish line?
I work for the largest
investment bank in the world.
We both know
I found you guys capital...
...when you were just a couple kids
with a laptop and a dream.
So we can talk about Dynacorps...
...or we can talk about you...
...and how I'm gonna
grow your company...
...so you can build technology
that will transform people's lives.
- Try the Tasmanian sea trout.
- Yeah, maybe I should.
Qlay-
Qlay-
Vi
[HORN HONKING]
[CHATTERING]
[KNOCK ON DOOR]
- Hi.
- Hi. I saw the e-mail from Neel.
Mm. He does love to play hard to get.
Everyone likes to think
their company's a unicorn.
- You read up on the other companies?
- Yeah, so I was looking at--
Cachet? I have a hunch
they're looking to expand.
You've got the numbers on them?
Great.
[TYPING ON KEYBOARD]
Yeah?
Everyone's saying there's gonna be
So I'm wondering
if now might be the time...
-...to talk about that promotion?
- No.
Now is not the right time.
HR is out there
snatching blackberries.
I get that. But I've been
under-compensated two years in a row--
Erin, I told you I'd make a push
for you, and I will. But it is a down year.
Vi
[CHATTERING]
Naomi?
Excuse me.
Sam, hi.
L-- You know, I meant to reach out
when I heard you were doing this, but I--
I thought you hated alumni events.
Well...
- But I think this is important.
- Yeah.
I think these girls look at me
as what not to do.
How to go to law school
and still end up broke.
Well, I'm sure there must be
one young idealist in here somewhere.
I hope so. Heh.
So how are you? How are things?
Are you still at the U.S. Attorney's Office
locking up drug dealers?
I am. Uh, I'm actually in your area now.
White-collar crime, uh, securities.
Wow, that's quite a change.
And you're at Remson still?
I'm a lifer.
Golden handcuffs.
[BOTH CHUCKLE]
Yeah.
You got a file on us?
I imagine we have a file on everyone.
You know, I was just thinking
the other night...
...about the evening of Goatee Guy.
- No, no.
-Yeah, yeah.
That was horrifying.
- The most awful walk of shame.
- It was awesome.
No, it's not awesome.
There's nothing awesome about it.
[BOTH CHUCKLE]
Know what? We really should
get together. It's been forever.
I would love that.
- Me too.
- I'll, um...
-I'll see you on the panel.
-Yeah. See you up there.
I'm wondering, for each of you,
what's that thing that really makes you...
...want to get up in the morning?
RAUGHS]
Well, for me, I guess,
...l like money.
[AUDIENCE CHUCKLING]
I do. I like numbers.
I like negotiating.
I love a challenge.
Turning a no into a yes.
But I really do like money.
I like knowing that I have it.
I grew up in a house
with four kids.
I took my first job on Wall Street...
...so I could put my little brothers
through college.
But I am not going to sit here
and tell you that I only do what I do...
...to take care of other people,
because it is okay to do it for ourselves.
For how it makes us feel.
Secure? Yeah.
Powerful? Absolutely.
I am so glad
that it's finally acceptable...
...for women to talk
about ambition openly.
But don't let money
be a dirty word.
We can like that too.
Vi
FRANK:
Did I see you in a dress last night?
Shut up.
[CHUCKLING]
So you go to the thing?
You talk to her?
- Your friend?
- I did.
And? She give you anything
on the hedge fund guy?
I haven't seen the woman
in eight years.
What exactly do you think
she'll give me...
...at our appearance
at an alumni event?
Look, this was your idea to nail Benji
through your banker friend, not mine.
I said I'd make contact.
And?
I made contact.
Vi
RANDALL:
Naomi, thanks for coming.
You know Leslie from HR?
from your department.
Teddy Sidel and Arthur Abbott.
You do know
who Teddy's uncle is?
You asked me to identify
the weakest performers.
What you do with that information
is up to you.
LESLIE:
Okay.
I guess you've heard the talk.
I'm getting out. Retiring.
Congratulations, Randall.
You never want to stay
at the party too long.
Your turn.
Steady now.
So they'll be naming a new...
...global head.
Look, Naomi,
This doesn't look like your year.
Because of Dynacorps?
I did ask around
about what happened there.
And the perception...
...is that you rubbed
They're looking for a rainmaker.
[CHUCKLES]
Hm.
You're hesitating. Push it.
Go. Go!
Go! Go! Go.
[GRUNTING]
I mean, at least
hit me with some facts.
But perception? What the f***
do I do with that?
You haven't told me
You didn't discuss it
at the board meeting?
Apparently I wore an awful dress.
[LAUGHING]
- Oh, men don't do this, right?
- Hmm?
You don't-- You don't lose sleep over
this kind of stuff, do you?
Oh, yeah, yeah, we do.
We just don't...
We just don't turn in on ourselves.
No, it's much more fun...
-...to get really pissed at someone else.
- Ooh.
Yeah.
Vi
What's the biggest deal
Cachet just added
their 12th board member.
Right.
So they're going public?
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