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  • Eric Daniels, Lloyds TSB’s much-travelled chief executive
    BANKING
    Lloyds/HBOS: the shotgun wedding years in the making
    Surely it was high time Lloyds TSB made a life-changing acquisition? Surely it had the balance sheet to do so? And surely assets were available at a never-to-be-repeated price? Philip Moore put these questions to Lloyds’ finance director less than a month before its shotgun wedding with HBOS. It’s clear that making a transformational deal for the UK bank was only a matter of time.
    Philip Moore, October 07, 2008
  • Asset Management: Hedge fund pitches up in Uzbekistan
    Eurasia Capital Management (ECM) has created the first-ever Uzbekistan-dedicated hedge fund. The Uzbekistan Growth Fund was launched in September with initial capital of just $5 million but ECM founder and managing partner Alisher Ali Djumanov believes that the open-ended investment vehicle could grow substantially over the next couple of years.
    Guy Norton, October 07, 2008
  • BANKING
    Credit market round-up: Lehman rates sales team raided
    Citi hired seven sales bankers from Lehman Brothers’ interest rates team last month. It comes as the administrator of Lehman’s remaining European business announced 750 job cuts, predominantly in fixed income, on September 30.
    Alex Chambers, October 07, 2008
  • BANKING
    Investment banking: Can Nomura’s Lehman buy make the firm a force in Asia?
    Is the new Nomura a threat to the dominant investment banks in the Asia-Pacific region?
    Lawrence White, October 07, 2008
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    BANKING
    Hank Paulson: The last master of the universe
    Hank Paulson’s desperate attempts to keep the world financial system afloat show that, despite his many qualities, he is the wrong man for the job. Clive Horwood and Peter Lee report.
    Peter Lee, October 07, 2008
  • Opinion
    Intervention: Europe steps up to the challenge
    The rapid and decisive intervention of European national authorities to prop up vulnerable banks might well limit the extent of European banks’ funding problems.
    October 07, 2008
  • Mian ­Mohammad Mansha is a throwback to a more open corporate era. The chairman of Pakistan’s largest company, Nishat Group, ­Mansha is also Pakistan’s richest man, with a personal fortune of about $5 billion
    BANKING
    Meet Mr Pakistan
    Mian Mansha owns one of the best banks in Asia but his ambitions reach much further. His empire incorporates insurance, cement, textiles, infrastructure and power generation. In his first-ever interview with the foreign media, he tells Elliot Wilson of his plans to list his holding company on the London Stock Exchange within the next two years, and expand across Asia into the Middle East, emerging Europe and beyond.
    Elliot Wilson, October 07, 2008
  • UniCredit's CEE network
    Central and eastern Europe are a key division to UniCredit’s future success. Comprising 20 countries, with a regional market share of about 18%, historically the bank has grown its presence more through acquisition than organic growth.
    Sudip Roy, October 06, 2008
  • UniCredit's Capitalia integration
    The benefits from the Capitalia integration might take some time to be fully realized – after all it was, arguably, the weakest bank in Italy. Still, the bank’s management believes that the potential gains from the restructuring are tremendous. It has every confidence, given its track record in integrating other financial institutions, that it will succeed in this instance too.
    Sudip Roy, October 06, 2008
  • UniCredit's HVB acquisition
    Why UniCredit is a victim of its own success
    Sudip Roy, October 06, 2008
  • BANKING
    Why UniCredit is a victim of its own success
    UniCredit is one of the world’s biggest financial groups but concerns over its capital base have made it vulnerable to panic-stricken investors.
    Sudip Roy, October 06, 2008
  • Foreign Exchange
    People moves: Saxo to announce new management team
    Well-placed sources say that Saxo Bank is poised to unveil its new management structure following its recent streamlining. The executive management will consist of Eric Rylberg and Karsten Poulsen, who continue in their roles as chief executive director and deputy chief executive overseeing the bank’s day-to-day operations, and a new chief commercial officer, head of markets, head of group IT and operations and chief financial officer.
    October 03, 2008
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