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BNP Paribas has called in McKinsey to conduct a peer benchmarking exercise at a crucial point in the execution of its CIB strategy. As David Rothnie writes, the target remains to be top five in European investment banking.
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Marshall Nicholson has left his job as global head of equity capital markets at Bank of China International, announcing the move in an email to friends and colleagues on Tuesday — while telling them that he would he would be staying in the capital markets.
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UBS has appointed Darrell Uden and Chicco Di Stasi, two of its big name hires over the last two years, as co-heads of EMEA equity capital markets to replace Peter Guenthardt. The move is designed to bring closer together the cash, equity-linked and derivatives parts of the business.
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Kepler says its alliance with UniCredit is reaping rewards as it plots an expansion of its corporate finance business in the mould of Lazard. As David Rothnie writes, its ambitions stretch far beyond equities.
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The absence of Credit Suisse from two marquee trades raises questions in some minds about the firm’s progress in investment banking. But as David Rothnie writes, the bank has transformed its business in recent years — and is well placed to continue its push.
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Rabobank has appointed Rob Eilering as its first dedicated head of equity capital markets as the bank seeks to increase its market presence in the product.