> She pushed back on any direct vetting of the list using privacy laws as a shield and JPMorgan didn't challenge it due to competitive pressure to get the deal

> She pushed back on any direct vetting of the list using privacy laws as a shield and JPMorgan didn't challenge it due to competitive pressure to get the deal done ASAP. DD guy here. This is more common then people think. M&A deal dynamics are funny and this is usually a tactic that investment bankers who represent sellers use. According to my cursory research she didn't use an investment banker. For someone fresh out of biz school with no M&A/banking experience that's umm...BOLD.