One of the Wall Street friendships of the Evolve era; the analyst rounds ran through him
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Charles Phillips was among Jonathan Hare's favorite of the top Wall Street analysts he counted as friends in the Evolve and Consilient years — then at Morgan Stanley, later co-President of Oracle, an arc the record notes because it says what kind of analyst he was. The analyst rounds of late 2000 — the circuit Hare worked as the term sheets firmed — ran through Phillips and through Michael Mauboussin at CSFB. His own account of those years is the standing ask.
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