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Grexit reading list

May 2012

A focus on the key news and narratives surounding the potential Greek exit from the eurozone

Grexit regional contagion watch

May 2012

Sell-side analysts have had at least two years to hypothesize the likely impact of a Greek exit from the eurozone – here's Nomura's latest take on the likely spill-over effects.

How to hedge amid Grexit, Europe edition

May 2012

While markets crumble, Credit Suisse has dished up some hedging strategies, including underweight credit - such as Bunds.

JPMorgan non-CIO briefer: the rise of the Treasury services unit

May 2012

Thanks to international expansion and infrastructure investment, revenue growth prospects at JPMorgan's Treasury and Security Services unit are bright, said Nomura analysts.

Spanish (banking) bombs

May 2012

As markets tumble amid the eurozone crisis, Spain's proposed reforms for the banking sector are looking more and more deficient, say Nomura analysts.

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Asian equities: Haitong proves a false dawn

May 2012

Chinese broker’s Hong Kong listing fails to revitalize the market.

ECB creates structural problem

May 2012

As banks returned to the primary bond markets and their stocks rallied through the first quarter of 2012. Michel Barnier, European commissioner for internal markets and services, felt sufficiently confident to move ahead with the design of bail-in procedures for writing down bank debt in the event of imminent failure.

ECM outlook dims as volatility returns

May 2012

Banks enjoyed a good end to the first quarter in equity capital markets, but the benign conditions that prompted deals might have come to an end.

Emerging markets: Investment banking in a diverse region

May 2012

Figures from Dealogic suggest that bankers covering EEMEA should not get carried away with the realities of the Middle East and Africa.

IPO: BTG undertakes exemplary listing

May 2012

BTG Pactual’s IPO offered lessons to other Brazilian issuers about pricing discipline, and to other partnership banks about ownership structures.

Jobs Act: More than banks’ Jobs are worth

May 2012

Banks’ misgivings about the Jobs Act reflect their own failure to cater to the full spectrum of US enterprise.

Sizing up shadow banking

May 2012

There needs to be universal agreement on what is shadow banking to tackle its regulation.

US Jobs Act: More than banks’ Jobs are worth

April 2012

Banks’ misgivings about the Jobs Act reflect their own failure to cater to the full spectrum of US enterprise

Spanish crisis contagion, Brazil edition

April 2012

With Brazil's central bank cutting interest rates, research from BAML shows that Alexandre Tombini may be right to be more concerned about growth than inflation.

Hot air blocks Asia IPO pipeline

April 2012

Persuading any issuer to break the impasse is proving remarkably difficult for Asia’s ECM houses

Banking: CIMB’s symbolic deal

April 2012

RBS signed a memorandum of understanding last month for the sale of its cash equities, ECM and corporate finance businesses in Asia. It was signed not with a western multinational, or an Australian such as Macquarie, but with Malaysia’s CIMB.

Brazil: Mantega needs to move war to home soil

April 2012

Brazil’s finance minister should prepare for a fiscal – not currency – fight.

CoCos: Hybrid deals highlight investor confusion

April 2012

Until the exact nature of the rules is clear, investors will continue to find hybrid bank capital a challenge.

M&A bankers place their hopes in FIG

April 2012

Rallying stock markets haven’t boosted M&A volumes, and for advisers’ revenues to pick up strongly they might require more bank M&A, something regulators are not keen on.

QNB: Qatar promotes Gulf champion

April 2012

The world needs a bank with strong backing and a proper network in the frontier markets of Africa and the Arab world.

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Columnists

Inside JPMorgan's $2 billion loss-making CIO division

May 2012

As JPMorgan's losses in credit derivatives are revealed, Euromoney columnist Jon Macaskill reveals just how the CIO division worked and the positions it took - and warns that other houses on Wall Street could try to make their rivals' losses worse.

Against the tide: Goodbye to QE and all that

May 2012

The end of QE support means that markets must face up to a repricing of assets on the basis of economic reality.

Diamond's Barclays bonus verging on peculiar

May 2012

Some are calling him ‘bloated Bob’. Others prefer the prefix ‘bountiful’. I would suggest the adjectives ‘baffling’ and ‘burnished’.

ECB creates structural problem

May 2012

As banks returned to the primary bond markets and their stocks rallied through the first quarter of 2012. Michel Barnier, European commissioner for internal markets and services, felt sufficiently confident to move ahead with the design of bail-in procedures for writing down bank debt in the event of imminent failure.

Facebook 'likes' robust Morgan Stanley

May 2012

Food for thought at round-table dinner

May 2012

Hannam appeals against FSA verdict

May 2012

Inside investment: Courage, mon brave

May 2012

With a socialist at the gates of the Élysée Palace and the eurozone limping along, there has never been a better time to buy cheap European equities.

JPMorgan’s CIO: Black jeans and the black art of hedging

May 2012

Media coverage of the staff in JPMorgan’s chief investment office turned up nuggets that ranged from the banal (credit derivatives trader Bruno Iksil has a penchant for wearing black jeans) to the comical (London head Achilles Macris had a picture of a missile on his apartment wall, in brave defiance of stereotypical assumptions about dealers).

Movement between UBS and BAML might be messy

May 2012

Sinking feeling over Lending Club

May 2012

Greg Smith and Goldman Sachs: The inside story

April 2012

As Greg Smith snags a $1.5 million advance for the rights to his memoirs, Euromoney columnist Jon Macaskill imagines what the former equity derivative specialist might reveal about his career at Goldman Sachs.

Question marks loom over Ermotti’s call to old friend Orcel

April 2012

UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti has taken a giant step back in the latest attempt to revive the ailing firm by hiring his former Merrill Lynch colleague Andrea Orcel as co-head of investment banking.

Abigail Hofman: April

April 2012

Abigail Hofman: Muppetgate leaves Goldman looking none-too-clever

April 2012

Abigail Hofman: Time for Blankfein and Cohn to exit the Goldman stage

April 2012

Against the tide: Europe is not out of the woods

April 2012

Greece will be forced to default and face an exit from the eurozone. That’s when the issue of contagion will rear its head again.

Inside investment: Golden mean

April 2012

In a recent speech, Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke delivered a paean to 21st-century central banking. But investors confronted by extreme and unorthodox policy with uncertain outcomes are returning to their own version of the gold standard.

Question marks loom over Ermotti’s call to old friend Orcel

March 2012

UBS chief executive Sergio Ermotti has taken a giant step back in the latest attempt to revive the ailing firm by hiring his former Merrill Lynch colleague Andrea Orcel as co-head of investment banking.

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Videos

Russia debate videos: The internationalising of Russia’s capital markets

January 2012

Pioneer Yunus promotes a social business network: Muhammad Yunus video interview

January 2012

In a society obsessed with maximizing profit, Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize winner and pioneer of microfinance through Grameen Bank in Bangladesh, has a new goal: to get business and finance to take off its ‘profit-maximizing glasses’ and think about its role in society instead

Cash management partnership video

August 2011

Local and global cash management banks are forging stronger partnerships as they aim to offer clients the widest geographic coverage they can in a low interest rate environment. Euromoney speaks with Paul Camp at Deutsche Bank and Tolga Egemen at Garanti Bank on how these partnerships aim to achieve and provide these services, with attention to detail in a seamless fashion.

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Debates

China cash management debate: Participants

May 2012

China cash mangement debate: Banks in China simplify a complicated world

May 2012

Five years ago, corporates began to expand, setting up manufacturing facilities and offices at home and around the world. As those companies buy fixed assets and trading companies across multiple markets, they need a way of linking that local entity to their group head offices back home in each of these territories.

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