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  • Companies have raised USD285.6 billion on global equity capital markets in 1,968 deals in the first six months of 2012, the lowest level since the first half of 2005, according to Dealogic.
  • The group of banks and regulators formed by the British Bankers Association to review the Libor after the alleged manipulation of the rate earlier this year are said to be resistant to overhauling it, fearing structural changes could threaten trillions in contracts.
  • Bank of America has named Diego De Giorgi as co-head of corporate and investment banking in Europe, the Middle East and Africa together with Bob Elfring, the current head of investment banking for northern Europe.
  • Credit Suisse is planning to cut up to a third of its senior European investment banking staff as part of its earlier announced 3,500 personnel reduction.
  • Deutsche Bank’s db X-trackers has launched the db X-trackers MSCI Pakistan IM TRN ETF and db x-trackers MSCI Bangladesh IM TRN Index ETF, which will track equity indices of the two Asian countries.
  • Financial data and services provider Delta One Technologies has debuted a new database containing a decade worth of historic data for indices and exchange traded funds.