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Chris Madderson has been named as head of equities syndicate, EMEA at Barclays, replacing Adam Welham, who left the firm late last year. -
Babcock International Group, the UK engineering support services company, has launched a £1.1bn rights issue to finance its acquisition of specialist helicopter firm Avincis.
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The CSRC has just announced rules that will allow top tier Chinese companies to issue preference shares. While more clarification is needed, those banks most in need of capital should get ready to launch, as Basel III related supply is likely to far outweigh demand, write Clare Hammond and Rev Hui.
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Bond and equity activity slumped in the first quarter of this year with both posting double digit falls in trade volume. However there are some bright spots with offshore renminbi activity reaching a record and technology stocks in vogue.
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Mike Cavanagh, co-CEO of JPMorgan CIB, will join Carlyle Group as co-president and co-COO, leaving Daniel Pinto as sole CEO of the investment bank.
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Dealogic figures for the first quarter show IPO revenues booming, up 61% from last year, but overall investment banking fees dwindling to $15.5bn, down 18% on the year, as DCM, loans and M&A all fell short of last year.
