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The US treasury market reaches breaking point

The US treasury market reaches breaking point

The structural issue that could cause the world's market of last resort to grind to a halt

Bank atlas: World's largest banks in 2008

Bank atlas: World's largest banks in 2008

Data provided by Moody's Investors Service

Liquid real estate Issue 06

Morgan Stanley slims down property derivatives




Real estate special focus

Morgan Stanley has cut back its UK property derivatives business in London and Guy Ratcliffe, has left the firm. Ratcliffe, who joined Morgan Stanley 10 months ago to build up the property derivatives desk, was an executive director. A spokesman declined to comment on Ratcliffe’s departure.
This move comes as Morgan Stanley is in the midst of a firm-wide headcount reduction. In future, the London-based property derivatives business will operate with a leaner personnel structure, says a bank insider. It will still have a trading operation and Mike Weston, managing director and a long-time fixed-income salesperson, has been tasked with managing the sales element of property derivatives desk.

 







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Citi and Bank of America had a common response to Euromoney’s repeated enquiries into what progress they had made towards their headline-grabbing announcements last year to invest $50 billion and $20 billion respectively in green projects. It would seem the credit crisis has forced grandstanding on the environment down the agenda

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