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JP Morgan looks to burnish jewel in the crown

JP Morgan has overhauled its European management team as it places its oldest franchise at the heart of a push to boost its UK M&A business.

  • By David Rothnie
  • 07 Feb 2019

JP Morgan continues to be the chief beneficiary of Europe’s banks continuing failure to compete with their US peers in the global investment banking arena. 

The US bank topped the European corporate finance rankings for the fourth consecutive year in 2018, and also began to assert its dominance ...

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