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Jon Macaskill is one of the leading capital markets and derivatives journalists, with over 20 years’ experience covering financial markets from London and New York. Most recently he worked at one of the biggest global investment banks |
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The sales and trading stumbles were embarrassing for senior managers and could feed into a broader reassessment of the post-crisis conclusion that flow is king and an emphasis on structuring a thing of the past.
Structuring provided a bright spot for some firms in the third quarter, and it is increasingly apparent that the opportunity for embedded proprietary risk-taking in client business lines will be key to future investment banking outperformance.
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