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Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking has appointed longtime veteran Raphael Cheminat to succeed the departed Charles Pierron as chief country officer for South Korea.
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Itau BBA Securities has hired Alejandro Luciano, a credit research associate from Credit Suisse, as v.p. of emerging market credit trader based in New York.
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Mark Azoulay, a senior equity derivatives trader at UBS in London, has left the firm to focus on his role as partner and cfo at Cape Management Global, a real estate investment manager based in Miami, Fla., that he co-founded in 2008.
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Diana Place has joined Crédit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank in London as director of emerging market fixed income sales.
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Europe’s politicians have not dared to formulate a viable rescue mechanism for the euro. The European Central Bank’s Mario Draghi has now done it for them, ending the phase of can-kicking. Whether Europe is strong enough to hold together remains unclear, but at least the decision can no longer be deferred.
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When does guidance stop being guidance? That's the question on some bankers' minds in the wake of this week's deal for Gazprom Neft.