Clive Horwood

Recent stories by Clive Horwood

• BNP Paribas: Prot aims for eurozone ascendancy

  Fortis acquisition gives unprecedented scale; Organic growth continues in France, Italy

  Euromoney July 2009

• Bank of America Merrill Lynch: Moynihan stands his ground

  BofA president bullish on prospects; Firm maintains top three revenue slot

  Euromoney July 2009

• UBS begins fightback in investment banking

  Wilmot-Sitwell and Kengeter take charge; Misra hire counters key staff departures

  Euromoney June 2009

• UBS makes big hire in credit

  UBS has made a big hire to rebuild its battered fixed income franchise. This well-known banker has built businesses before and is the first sign that the firm has made of its commitment to the sector.

  Euromoney May 2009

• Can Hourican dig RBS out of its hole?

  Losses in RBS’s investment banking division almost brought down the entire group. Many called for it to be shut down. But John Hourican, the firm’s new head of global banking and markets, believes he is positioning a new-look business to thrive in post-credit crunch markets. Could the cause of RBS’s ills be the hope for its recovery?

  Euromoney May 2009

• RBS: John Hourican interview

  "We can have all the rhetoric we like, but at the end of the day we have to go out there and do the business."

  Euromoney May 2009

• Anshu Jain cranks up the flow at Deutsche Bank

  Foreign exchange, money markets and rates have returned Deutsche Bank to profitability. Anshu Jain, the firm’s global head of markets, says it’s all down to applying smart solutions to relatively simple products. But don’t be fooled into thinking he’s given up on more complex business. Clive Horwood reports.

  Euromoney May 2009

• Can anyone topple Deutsche in FX?

  When Zar Amrolia, now managing director of global finance and foreign exchange, first walked on to the then Deutsche Morgan Grenfell’s foreign exchange sales and trading floor in 1995, he wasn’t entirely sure that he had made the right career move.

  Euromoney May 2009

• New UBS chairman shows the battle for Swiss banking is far from over

  Former Swiss finance minister to replace Kurer at helm of UBS.

  Published March 2009 euromoney.com

• Why Rohner left UBS – his last interview as UBS CEO

  Euromoney was the last publication to carry an in-depth interview with Marcel Rohner before he resigned as CEO of UBS at the end of February. In the interview he details the challenges that will now face his successor, Ossie Gruebel.

  Published February 2009 euromoney.com

• Can Rohner rescue UBS?

  UBS’s chief executive was the first global bank head to tackle the impact of the credit crunch. His actions may have saved the bank. Much remains to be done. The future of the firm’s investment bank is in doubt. And so will Rohner’s own position be, if he doesn’t quickly return the bank to profit and shut the door on outflows in its wealth management franchise. Clive Horwood reports

  Euromoney February 2009

• UBS needs to restore trust, profitability and stability says Rohner

  "Return to profitability in 2009 is our most important priority". The bank’s chief executive details his vision for a new UBS

  Euromoney February 2009

• Rohner toughs it out

  Euromoney February 2009

• Citigroup: The shame of Robert Rubin

  Robert Rubin has announced his decision to leave Citigroup. A year ago Euromoney was the first publication to question his role and worth at the bank. Our views are equally valid today.

  Published January 2009 euromoney.com

• DCM review: Winners were also losers in 2008

  The primary market share of the top 10 global debt houses declined considerably in 2008, according to full year figures released by Dealogic. The impact of the financial turmoil, far from concentrating activity in the hands of the biggest players, is apparently leveling the field.

  Published January 2009 euromoney.com