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As you read this at your desk, look down between your thighs and what do you see? No, I’m not referring to the contents of your trousers but rather the small triangular patch of cloth which covers the V of your seat between your legs. If it is anything like mine, chances are it is a historical menu of everything that has ever been eaten by the occupant of your chair.
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Nomura has announced two hires it has made in the past few weeks. Kaan Basaran, a well known veteran of the CEEMEA bond market, joined at the beginning of October as head of origination and sales, Turkey.
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Olivier Khayat, deputy head of corporate and investment banking at UniCredit, is adding the global transaction banking remit to his portfolio on an interim basis.
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Tom King, soon to be Barclays head of investment banking, is the big winner in the latest reshuffle at a firm that is experiencing unfamiliar turbulence, writes David Rothnie.
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If you have ever seen the logo for ING Bank, you will surely remember that it is a red lion. Rather disturbingly for an image meant to convey the corporate ethos, however, it’s not a lion rampant but a lion couchant. It’s less a magnificent, red Panthera Leo and more an orange, cuddly cat curled up without a basket waiting for a saucer of milk. I want you to think about this.
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ING has shut down its Central and Eastern European ECM business, resulting in its London-based team of seven led by Natalie Bachich de Recina leaving the bank. The decision, which was announced to the team last Friday, followed the bank’s closure of its entire CEE cash equities operation at the start of October, with the loss of about 100 jobs.