Talk:Blyth, Eastman Dillon & Co.

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While it may be true that the Blyth Eastman "brand" disappeared with the acquisition of Paine Webber by UBS, the Blyth brand re-appeared in 2011. I am the great, great grandson of Charles Blyth (his daughter, Margery Blyth Gilmour, was my father's mother), and founded Blyth Capital Partners, LLC, an California registered investment adviser, in 2011, and other entites, including a hedge fund bearing the Blyth name, specifically to revive the family brand. For COI policy reasons, I will leave it to others to decide if a minor correction should be made to this article.

David Gilmour Managing Director Blyth Capital Partners david.gilmour@blythcapital.com

correcting some of blyth history
you state ina bought blyth eastman in 1970 hugey wrong erroneous statement, ina only bought up to 60 % with add[l 20 % being bught by sues in 1976, years later etc leaving 20 % w management see ref but you do not in anyways give any clue ab blyth standing by this mediocre very short article, esp as the top 6 wall firms in 1970 80s and down thru to today do ab 7 ^ of all the business AND blyth was right at that level all through this time frame ranking 4th or 5th or higher and you do not at all cover e.g. blyh public finance consistentantly ranked no. 1 for decades upon decades ... and so overall the weak article is somewhoat a joke, ... q4tuint qg qny / qll or 5hiw m3qnintl3ww q5 5hiw lq53 eq53 gu5 you juw5 thru up a shyte article ab no good f..n. ref ab ina increasing stake from 36 to 60 % and sues buying 20 % https://www.nytimes.com/1976/04/22/archives/ina-to-increase-its-stake-in-blyth-to-60.html 06:00, 18 June 2023 (UTC)willie bob, ch, e cherokee, cincu — Preceding unsigned comment added by 47.18.187.224 (talk)