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Revenue from Montag's inherited empire, BofA's global banking and markets, is mixed but Mongag looks lucky.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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If things go according to plan 2010 will be a record year for issuance of government debt in Europe in 2010.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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The banking industry’s key challenge remains to stabilize its own sources of finance. Regulators and creditors have pressed banks to build their deposit gathering and extend the term of their market borrowings, with some policymakers calling for levies on non-deposit borrowings.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Cuomo's allegations surrounding Bank of America's former and current heads are perplexing.
Euromoney March 2010
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Twenty US banks have failed this year and 720 more are on the troubled bank list. Private equity buyers have been snubbed but there not enough strategic buyers for the FDIC to be so fussy. Helen Avery reports.
Euromoney March 2010
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Just when Europe’s big banks have begun to repair their balance sheets and return to profitability, along comes the European sovereign debt debacle. With huge stockpiles of government bonds on their books, can the region’s banks avert a second catastrophe? Hamish Risk reports.
Euromoney March 2010
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Turkey has ambitious plans for 2010 and 2011. As it seeks to finance a yawning budget deficit, everything is for sale. Lack of finance, legal challenges and a febrile political situation present hurdles but the government is determined to get deals done. Nick Lord reports from Istanbul.
Euromoney March 2010
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Its successful 10-year bond issuance was no fluke. Despite the noise around its fiscal position, the country has relatively modest borrowing needs, a track record of tackling deficits and good banks. But the challenges for its sovereign funding team are unlikely to disappear any time soon. Philip Moore repor
Euromoney March 2010
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Finally someone in New York is giving the bankers a break.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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If the government could point to a vision for what the privatization process is looking to achieve, it would point to Enerjisa.
Euromoney March 2010
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Regulators and legislators are rattling their sabres about the demise of privately negotiated derivatives markets. End users – especially corporates – and some on the sell side are not sure they have weighed up the situation appropriately. Hamish Risk reports.
Euromoney March 2010
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Despite shaky state finances, the country’s banking system has so far avoided disaster, partly thanks to the caution of central bank governor Umayya Toukan. But can the kingdom remain a haven of stability? Dominic O’Neill reports.
Euromoney March 2010
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The full horror of the country’s bank-led collapse is still emerging. A new generation of regulators is trying to sort out the mess as prosecutors attempt to bring the perpetrators to justice but, as Elliot Wilson discovers in Reykjavik, there’s a long road ahead to recovery.
Euromoney March 2010
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Currency contracts not structured unfairly; Judgement might set precedent
Euromoney March 2010
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Shifting assets to the banking book has limited many banks’ ability to actively manage their troublesome asset portfolios.
Euromoney March 2010
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Public opprobrium for Goldman Sachs needs to be weighed against the magnificent returns it is making for shareholders.
Euromoney March 2010
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Rabobank, one of the world’s few remaining AAA-rated large banks has become a regular call for investment bankers looking to sell banking assets.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Governor Trichet must play it safe as markets fret about sovereign debt.
Euromoney March 2010
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Latin America can be proud of coping well with the crisis but IDB delegates will also need to prepare for upcoming problems.
Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Euromoney March 2010
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Barclays’ strong performance earns its chief the right to be heard; Varley defends the universal bank model
Euromoney March 2010