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Russia’s independent emerging markets investment bank is scaling down some of its loftier global ambitions but insists it is still committed to its core markets, writes David Rothnie.
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A new focus on linking up Deutsche Bank’s coverage of financial institutions as well as a new position for the bank’s former group treasurer and ECM head are two of the more intriguing results of the firm’s latest management reshuffle.
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When UniCredit shut down its western European cash equities business last November and switched to a joint venture with Kepler Capital Markets, it was taking action to cut its losses in a sub-scale business while trying to make more ancillary ECM revenues from its corporate lending book.
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Chris Whitman has moved from his role as global co-head of equity capital markets at Deutsche Bank to run global risk syndicate at the bank.
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Renaissance Capital has made some high profile cuts in the last week, including names from its ECM, DCM and trading teams as well as the co-head of Renaissance Capital’s markets business, Soroosh Shambayati.
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JP Morgan, the bank that breezed through the credit crunch, is finding the European sovereign crisis much tougher to navigate, as David Rothnie writes.