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A slow start to the year left bankers and investors frustrated, but sellers are finally showing signs of life -
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Complex methodologies have got us nowhere - perhaps deliberately
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After outshining arch-rival Goldman Sachs, the new management team now aims to gain ground in Europe
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The firm has fought the slump in the UK IPO market by expanding its product offering and entering new waters
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The US bank has taken decisive action on costs but, despite the CEO’s push for diversification, its investment banking activities remain as important as ever
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While the acquisition of Michael Klein's advisory shop nears completion, Credit Suisse’s corporate financiers in London are concerned about a lack of clarity regarding the structure and timing of the new venture
