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In the damp and windblown aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, most City institutions are examining their Disaster Recovery contingencies and considering whether they are adequate to cope with a natural catastrophe of similar dimensions over here.
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Rich Ricci, chief executive of corporate and investment banking at Barclays, this week dismissed any concerns of fall-out from the decision by UBS to pull out of SSA DCM, saying that his firm was in a strong position to weather the extra burdens placed on that business by increased regulatory charges, writes Mark Baker.
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Société Générale announced plans to improve its small and mid-cap equity capital markets offer, bringing together its mid-cap investment banking business and Gilbert Dupont, its small-cap brokerage and corporate finance specialist.
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Rosneft’s $55bn two-step acquisition of TNK-BP is a shot in the arm for Europe’s investment bankers — in particular, those at BofA Merrill and Citi, writes David Rothnie.
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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.