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The block trade business has been hugely important to equity capital markets businesses so far in 2015, and at this stage UBS and Goldman Sachs are leading the race. But Bank of America Merrill Lynch has made a hefty effort to catch up.
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JP Morgan is rejigging its Asia ECM syndicate desk in the wake of the recent departure of Eliot Fisk, who is understood to have left in February. -
Companies are increasingly relying on accelerated share repurchases (ASRs) as alternatives or complements to traditional corporate share buyback schemes.
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Gianfranco Bisagni has joined the corporate and investment banking division of UniCredit as deputy head, as the bank splits divisional responsibilities in two.
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Wells Fargo has finally received approval to use the “advanced approaches” to calculating its capital requirements, which will make its capital ratio look worse in the short term. But the move will bring the world’s largest bank by market cap into line with most other internationally active banks.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe has appointed a new chair to lead the board of its equity capital markets division.
