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Standard Chartered has promoted to Dave Murray to global head of research following the departure of Walkling. Meanwhile, Stewart Callaghan has been moved to fill Murray’s former position. -
Société Générale has appointed Jan Rekowski as head of equity capital markets in Poland, as it seeks to develop its brokerage activities on the Warsaw Stock Exchange.
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After all the hype, the reality was always going to be a disappointment. But the slightly subdued launch of the Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect programme earlier this month, and in particular the minimal use of its southbound channel for mainland investors to buy Hong Kong stocks, has nonetheless surprised many observers. The northbound quota, meanwhile, is being slowly but steadily used up.
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China eased some restrictions on IPO-related procedures this week, in a move market participants said was a small step in the right direction for its equity capital markets.
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Veteran Chinese dealmaker Henry Cai is said to be considering leaving Deutsche Bank after four years with the firm.
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LGM Investments, subsidiary of BMO Global Asset Management, has named Stephen Ma as its head of Greater China equities. He joins as LGM plans to launch a China-focused Ucits vehicle for investors in Asia, the Middle East and Europe.
