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You must be somewhere in your 50s if you were about for Mrs Thatcher’s Big Bang, or in your 40s at least to have invested, traded, banked or broked under her premiership. We were all Thatcher’s Children. We are all orphans now.
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For years banks have thought little of investing heavily in Asia, seduced by the long term growth prospects of the region. But the pressure is now on firms to generate proper returns from their investment banking businesses there, writes David Rothnie.
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Russia is planning to scrap a requirement that the country’s pension funds return positive growth every year, Alexei Moiseev, the country’s deputy finance minister, told EuroWeek. The state also plans to limit investors’ ability to switch funds, in an attempt to increase stability and free up more cash for investment in domestic markets.
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Richard Luddington, one of the casualties of UBS’s decision last year to shut most of its SSA DCM functions, is joining Morgan Stanley on Monday as vice chairman of global capital markets. He will report to Henrik Gobel and Claus Skrumsager, who run the EMEA global capital markets division.
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Bridport & Co, the agency fixed income broker, has hired a former Jefferies equity-linked banker to lead a new push into the convertibles sector.
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HSBC is continuing to upgrade its coverage effort in a quest to grab market share from cost-cutting rivals, writes David Rothnie.