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Poland gave former UniCredit and Wood & Co. banker Pawel Tamborski the job of taking forward the country’s capital markets privatisation plan following the resignation Krzysztof Walenczak in December.
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We live in an era of mass loquacity. We are bombarded on all sides by media in its various forms; print, social, televisual, EuroWeek and surely the most incontinent of the lot, stockbroking.
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The departure of the top two bankers in Nomura’s wholesale bank effectively ends the Japanese firm’s global bulge bracket aspirations. It also shows that Nomura has abandoned its previous position of seeking to retain the former rump of the Lehman business at all costs. David Rothnie reports.
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Senior managers at Royal Bank of Scotland’s equities, ECM and M&A units have been heartened by the number of expressions of interest shown by potential buyers, particularly in the Hoare Govett business that houses the UK cash equities and broking platform.
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Senior managers at Royal Bank of Scotland’s equities, ECM and M&A units have been heartened by the number of expressions of interest shown by potential buyers, particularly in the Hoare Govett business which houses the UK cash equities and broking platform.
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Royal Bank of Scotland is expected to cut about 3,500 jobs in wholesale banking this year, as it pulls out of cash equities, corporate broking, equity capital markets and mergers and acquisitions advice. But debt capital markets businesses appeared to remain sheltered from the cuts.