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Bill Harrison: A man in a hurry Bob Diamond, just two months into the job, could afford a smile. BZW’s new head of global markets had scored a rare coup in winning the mandate to launch the UK’s $2 billion floating-rate note. BZW’s status as sole bookrunner, where it, and not joint-leads NatWest Markets or HSBC Markets, gains all the league-table credit, sent out a powerful message: BZW has emerged as the UK’s best chance of having an investment bank in the big league. |
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