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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s carefully laid succession plans for the senior management of its European business were thrown into disarray this week by the departure of Andrea Orcel to UBS.
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Regulatory and political opposition to the City may be detracting from London’s appeal as a global financial centre, but the UK as a source of investment banking fees is as important as ever. And as David Rothnie writes, competition for talent is getting fiercer.
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Ed Cook, head of EMEA equity syndicate at UBS in London, has resigned from the bank to join BlackRock as the fund manager puts in place a new team to focus on equity and other capital markets transactions in Europe.
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Deutsche Bank’s management reshuffle could pave the way for the bank to secure a number of goals that have proved difficult to achieve. Becoming a true global M&A leader is one; cracking the Americas is another. As David Rothnie writes, the investment bank’s new heads are well placed to lead the charge.
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Ed Cook, head of EMEA equity syndicate at UBS in London, has resigned from the bank to join BlackRock as the fund manager puts in place a new team to focus on equity and other capital markets transactions in Europe.