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Javelin boss to run BGC's SEF - Deutsche appoints UK corp fin head - McGuire out of StanChart loans - Cornelius quits Jefferies
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Barclays’ drive back to health is on track – but its investment bank is a shrinking part of the story. That was the message of the bank’s third quarter results this morning, which produced a 1.5% pop in the share price at the open, soon eradicated as Barclays fell in line with the wider market. -
Deutsche Bank is pulling out the stops to succeed in its ambition to be Europe’s clear and consistent leader in corporate finance, writes David Rothnie.
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Credit Suisse has been on the road less travelled. Over the past few years, the bank has analysed how to manage an investment bank, overhauling recruitment, talent management, and performance. With the European fee pot turning, the work looks like it is paying off.
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Spain’s capital market boom is being undermined by the return of local lenders, but international banks are well placed to capture a bulging M&A pipeline, writes David Rothnie.
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Michel Barnier, outgoing vice-president of the European Commission, has described a real European capital market as “my dream, which can be inherited by my successor”, writes Owen Sanderson.
