Fixed income research poll 2007: Banks might pay for indifference to research
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Fixed income research poll 2007: Banks might pay for indifference to research

Euromoney has incorporated its annual credit research poll into a new fixed income research survey. The intention has been to give those banks that no longer follow the traditional fundamental sell-side credit research model a chance to be nominated by their clients.




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Banks that have downgraded client-directed credit research might well be short-sighted. Euromoney’s latest credit research poll indicates that some of the top-ranking banks have recognized this, taking a ‘third way’ that allies trading desk focused research with a sustained published research capability. Jethro Wookey looks at the trends behind the latest results.


THESE ARE NOT the halcyon days of credit research. Many houses have downsized the importance of research as part of cost-cutting measures against a backdrop of a prolonged credit bull market.





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