The Advisers Behind H.P.'s Autonomy Deal

How many advisers does it take to put together a 10.2 billion technology deal? More than a dozen, apparently.Hewlett-Packard’s proposed takeover of the British software maker Autonomy was crafted by a small army of investment <a href="http://www.trading666.com/others-t1-29.html"><strong>wholesale cheap newport cigarettes outlet</strong></a> banks and legal advisers on both sides of the Atlantic.Among the prominent names in listing are two boutique firms. One is Qatalyst Partners, the investment bank run by Frank P. Quattrone. The Silicon Valley veteran, who also had a hand in Motorola Mobility’s 12.5 billion sale to Google earlier this week, sold Palm to H.P. last year for 1.2 billion.And then there’s Perella Weinberg Partners was one of H.P.’s two main advisers, alongside Barclays Capital. Perella is also advising H.P. on the possible spinoff of its personal computing business.Meanwhile, Barclays Capital is also the sole arranger of debt financing for H.P. While <a href="http://www.trading666.com/jeans-Levis-men-jeans-f2-64-c3-103.html"><strong>fashion levis jeans for sale </strong></a> DealBook couldn’t learn how much it is lending, the bank is expected to provide a significant amount.Here’s the full breakdown of advisers.Hewlett-PackardBanksPerella Weinberg PartnersBarclays CapitalLaw firmsGibson, Dunn & CrutcherFreshfields Bruckhaus DeringerDrinker BiddleSkadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom (counsel to H.P.’s board)AutonomyBanksQatalyst PartnersUBSGoldman SachsCitigroupJPMorgan ChaseBank of America Merrill LynchLaw firmsSlaughter <a href="http://www.trading666.com/others-brand-cigarettes-f2-66.html"><strong>wholesale marlboro red cigarettes from china </strong></a> & MayMorgan Lewis