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After outshining arch-rival Goldman Sachs, the new management team now aims to gain ground in Europe
The firm has fought the slump in the UK IPO market by expanding its product offering and entering new waters
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
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
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Europe’s financial institutions face another tough year despite rising rates. David Rothnie asks if consolidation is the answer -
An end-of-year surge in deal-making has sparked predictions of a boom in leveraged buy-outs
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Senior bankers want a common sense approach to UK regulatory reform but a plan to scrap the bonus cap means pay will rear its ugly head
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Goldman is the fastest growing blue chip corporate broking business of the last two years, but other firms are also making moves
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A potential partnership between two of the biggest names in investment banking will make for a compelling proposition
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The Street is taking a more measured approach to managing headcount as it looks to position for an upturn while keeping an eye on costs
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The US will be critical to BNP Paribas's aim to become Europe's best global investment bank. So far, signs are good, but there is a hill to climb
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The Italian bank’s push into advisory and capital markets appears to be paying off despite a dire market backdrop
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Pulled deals and depleted pipelines have made for a dismal year in UK corporate finance but banks are loathe to make big cuts to staff as they hope for an upturn in activity in 2023
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Credit Suisse’s plan to fulfil the dreams of First Boston loyalists and create a semi-independent capital markets and advisory firm based in the US makes European investment banking a lower priority, writes David Rothnie
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The US bank’s overhaul aims to maximise market share in investment banking by boosting collaboration between divisions. It also makes it look more like rivals who once envied it, writes David Rothnie
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In the run up to Credit Suisse’s strategic review at the end of the month, the bank is cutting jobs in its corporate finance division while a star banker in Europe has quit for a rival
