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Barclays has hired Rothschild banker Ralf Nachtigall as head of cash equity capital markets EMEA as it continues its push into the European business.
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Nomura is to make cuts to its equity and investment banking teams in Asia over the next few days as part of wider cost cutting measures.
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Crédit Agricole has finally been facing up to reality and reining in its ambitions. But as David Rothnie writes, the strategy means that the firm’s investment banking division is now a shadow of its former self.
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Oh, to be in the eurozone, now that autumn’s here. The Eurocrats are returning from the third summer of burying their heads in the sand and will be disappointed once again that the crisis has not faded bittersweetly like a holiday romance.
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The Barclays investment banking franchise is in safe hands: that was the message that bankers appeared to be taking from a briefing given to staff on Thursday afternoon by Antony Jenkins, who was appointed earlier in the day the firm’s new chief executive.
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Sovereign wealth funds, once banks’ best clients, are hiring their own talent to do deals as the Middle East’s investment banking landscape takes on a more local flavour, writes David Rothnie.