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The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect initiative, also known as the Through Train, this week missed its widely expected October 27 launch date. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) said on October 26 that the programme was ready to go, pending final approval from Hong Kong and Chinese regulators. -
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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Tom Welch, who took over as Standard Chartered’s global head of equity syndicate at the end of last year, is leaving the firm on October 31.
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Deutsche Bank has promoted the head of its EMEA financial sponsors group to co-head its UK corporate finance business
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The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect initiative, also known as the Through Train, this week missed the October 27 launch date that had until recently been widely expected. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) issued a note on October 26 stating the programme was ready to go but was awaiting final approval from Hong Kong and Chinese regulators.
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Credit Suisse reported surging revenues in its investment bank, with FICC and equity underwriting standout divisions. Profits at the bank, however, have been tempered slightly by higher losses in the investment bank's non-strategic businesses.
