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The bank is profitable in corporate finance again, but now it needs to bolster its senior ranks, writes David Rothnie. -
Renaissance Capital has appointed Mike Harris as managing director and head of what the Russian bank calls 'Turkey product'. Based between London and Istanbul, reporting to David Nangle, head of equity research at Renaissance Capital, Harris will be responsible for country strategy, and for expanding the firm’s research coverage of Turkey.
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Credit Suisse’s fixed income, currencies and commodities business relies too much on credit, EM and securitization, said analysts from JP Morgan on Wednesday.
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The European resolution mechanism should be agreed next week. But the nature of resolution means that any agreement less than 100% sound is not fit for purpose. Fault-lines in resolution planning are like holes in a bucket — if they exist at all, the bucket won’t work.
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Daniel Pinto, CEO of JP Morgan's corporate and investment bank, has reshuffled the firm's senior management team promoting Carlos Hernandez from head of investor services to co-head of global banking, alongside Jeff Urwin.
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The head of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange, Charles Li, gave the strongest indication yet that the world’s second largest IPO exchange in 2013 is set for sweeping rule changes by stating in his blog that “one share, one vote” is not necessarily part of Hong Kong’s core values.
