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Corporate broking relationships endure for decades and build deep roots between both individuals and institutions, enabling banks to win outsized revenues from clients they serve. No wonder that a new crop of banks are expanding their ambitions
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UBS on Tuesday turned to its own equities division in the search for a new ECM syndicate head, giving the job to one of its senior salespeople.
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Citi is looking to replace Nicholas Chia in its ECM syndicate team after he left the bank last week. The US bank is looking for a new associate to join its now four-strong team.
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Banco Santander has appointed Banesto CEO José García Cantera to run the global wholesale banking franchise. He replaces Adolfo Lagos, who is due to retire next year.
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Damien Brosnan has left Morgan Stanley to join UBS as head of ECM syndicate for Asia, replacing Ross Baildon who left the Swiss bank this week, according to bankers.
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Not many banks can boast of a profitable time in Greece, but Lazard is one. Having been handsomely paid for its highly sensitive government advisory mandate, it has become the go-to firm for other troubled administrations. That’s just as well, considering the poor health of the M&A market, as David Rothnie writes.
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Damien Brosnan has left Morgan Stanley to join UBS as its head of ECM syndicate for Asia, replacing Ross Baildon who left the Swiss bank this week, according to bankers.
