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So you think you need balance sheet power to compete in capital markets? Not if you’re Francois-Xavier de Mallmann, Goldman Sachs’ head of European financing. He has found that the firm’s position as defence advisor of choice gives it the perfect platform for its transactional skills.
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Corporate brokers are back in demand, supporting capital markets businesses at integrated banks. But the leading firms are leaving a big gap for independents to plot their expansion.
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How that deal was done, and how the former Lehman Brothers bankers are rebuilding their investment banking pipeline — and firing again in fixed income. David Rothnie reports.
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What will the new crop of boutique investment banks need to do to break the bulge-bracket stranglehold? Star power and capital will sort out the winners and losers, writes David Rothnie.
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Tom Montag, the new head of Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s investment bank is expected to name his senior management team at the beginning of September. With the firm’s integration largely complete, and investment bankers already able to call on balance sheet firepower, insiders are excited about the prospects for a fresh start, writes David Rothnie.
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For all the talk of emerging markets and European potential, the US is still the market that matters most in investment banking, argues David Rothnie. That makes BarCap’s Lehman acquisition look smarter than ever.