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LATEST ARTICLES
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Looking to the future of renewable energy
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Emerging markets specialist in Chinese alliance; AgBank IPO could be biggest ever.
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Barclays is in investment mode; Diamond supports strong regulation
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What’s in a name? The problem for the business that Ken Lewis created is: far too much.
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Brady Dougan trumps the banking sector.
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Euromoney is accustomed to all kinds of underhand tactics in awards season: from banks "dominating" league tables in positions of second or even anywhere in the top 10, to widespread use in pitch meetings themselves of the classic phrase "I don’t want to criticize a competitor, but...".
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Market demands reform if IDRs to flourish; Tax, regulatory hurdles to be tackled
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"You can’t talk about ROE when you don’t know what the ‘E’ is going to be"
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Treasury bank warrants sales increase volumes; Will corporations begin to follow suit?
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Banks in the UAE are a long way from provisioning for Dubai’s debt and property crises.
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Small-cap miners a good investments; Silver benefits from gold’s gains
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Improved sentiment creates international market access; Sovereign eyes long-term bond issue
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CCPs don’t reduce risk, says EC official; Safety of exchange system questioned
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China opens door to currency flexibility; ‘No need for major revaluation’
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New rules force 25% minimum free float; Rs615 billion of state issuance in first year
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Jain and Cohrs take Deutsche to a new level
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Region’s bank stock drops 13%; Community banks worst hit say analysts
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Credit Suisse and Deutsche Bank win top honours in Euromoney Awards for Excellence; Vikram Pandit of Citigroup wins inaugural Banker of the Year award
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With its successful execution on a new strategy, and high returns on a low-risk model, Credit Suisse is arguably the best-run bank in the world today.
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The investment bank of the year has performed strongly where you’d expect it to – in flow, debt and derivatives – and surprised many with its advances in M&A and corporate finance.
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With public markets shaky, there is demand for private equity, and banks want to be in on it despite regulatory threats.
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"Reincarnation Bank offers a safe-keeping for any asset you wish to deposit through your transition into the next life"
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Spanish bank buys BofA’s minority stake; Valuation now $10 billion
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UBS has reorganized its Asia-Pacific equities team following the departure of Steve Barg, head of global capital markets (GCM) Asia, to Goldman Sachs. Barg is credited within the bank for overseeing its continued dominance of Asia’s IPO market during the second half of this decade alongside China deal machine Henry Cai, and his departure was a big loss for the firm. It followed the exit of the bank’s equity head, Mark Williams, on May 6 to Nomura. Having lost two of the three key men (Cai being the third) in its Asia business, UBS immediately faced comments from media and competitors that the equity team, the most successful among its peers this decade in what has been Asia’s most profitable core investment banking business, was collapsing.
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President Barack Obama’s speech at the Cooper Union in New York in late April – where he asked the banking community to work with his administration to bring in financial reform – was attended by many of the leading bankers on Wall Street.
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Sovereign issuers say it won’t smother core markets; Spain denies rumours it will be first to tap the facility
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Growing interest from Chilean institutions; Prospects more attractive than in Brazil
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The list of cornerstone investors in the ABC deal shows the newfound prominence of Asian and Middle Eastern buyers.