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Wall Street workers hoping for a regulatory sea change under president Donald Trump need to adjust their expectations, as empty posts at all levels of government are set to hinder lasting reform. -
Investment banking is rich in situations that seem ridiculous. The existence of passive bookrunners — banks paid fees for doing no work — is a prime example, but it’s the least-bad compromise in a difficult balancing act.
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Wall Street workers hoping for a regulatory sea change under president Donald Trump are going to have to adjust their expectations, as empty posts at all levels of government are set to hinder lasting reform.
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Bankers around Europe are breathing easier on news that Geert Wilders will not be forming part of the next Dutch government. But why?
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Investment grade companies seeking bridge loans are sitting pretty. Banks have not lent at lower rates for decades, and there is little room for margins to go lower.
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If there was ever an idea whose time has come, it is green securitization. Action to green the economy is super-urgent, and progress so far has been worryingly slow.
