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He didn’t have "Here, Bullet" written on his forehead but he might as well have done because he knew it was coming and saw it a long way off. He did not type a showy, jocular email to all his colleagues and friends, saying: "I’ve decided that I would like to spend more time with my family. Just kidding — I was fired today."
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Joss Fisher has stepped down from his role as head of equity syndicate non-Japan Asia at Credit Suisse. The bank is still looking for a replacement.
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After posting a record loss, Crédit Agricole continues to shrink and search for a strategy, while JP Morgan, the combative crisis winner, is plotting a path to dominance. As David Rothnie writes, the contrast between the two ends of the investment banking spectrum could not be more stark.
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I sat down to write my EuroWeek column on Wednesday evening and after an hour and a half of intellection had generated the sum total of two phrases that constituted neither a complete sentence nor even two clauses.
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Barclays has created a new integrated financial institutions group in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Richard Boath and Ben Davey will jointly lead a group that combines the FIG part of investment banking, the FIG sector of global finance, and the financial solutions team.
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The independent advisory firm has diversified its traditional business to take in debt and equity. But M&A remains at its heart, writes David Rothnie.