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The death of John McAfee in a Spanish prison cell ends a flamboyant and colourful life. -
When Stephen Williams joined HSBC more than 20 years ago, the bank was a backmarker in Asian debt markets. When he retires next month, he leaves it top of the heap.
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Most speakers at Isda’s annual meeting avoided mentioning the Archegos Capital Management blow-up. IOSCO head Ashley Alder didn’t get the memo.
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Australian lender serves up word soup along with first-half results.
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European football is hardly a model of sustainability at the best of times, but JPMorgan is to be commended for its noble attempt to make it even worse.
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In comedy, timing is everything. And so, it seems, in internal communications.
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Non-fungible tokens are the inevitable end-product of the current everything bubble.
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Investment bankers head for the exit at Australian business.
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Clubhouse, the San Francisco-based app, is the cool new thing, a unicorn valued at more than $1 billion. On Friday in Singapore, a group of DBS analysts and economists got together on the audio-only platform to discuss the future of electric vehicles. The debate was chatty and inclusive, and a sign of things to come.
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If bankers and investors thought they were having a hard time navigating the never-ending flow of Spacs, they should spare a thought for the regulators.
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London is, unsurprisingly, struggling to embrace Brexit. Its advocates say the City just needs to try harder.
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The full-year results of DBS, OCBC and UOB marked the first time in a year the Singaporean banks had attempted to give any kind of media briefing face-to-face.
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Just when you thought the Spac market couldn’t get any hotter, news emerges that it is now backed by its very own rap artist.
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Must all former chief executives eventually form a special purpose acquisition company?
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