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Cost-cutting has been a big theme of the third quarter results season at investment banks, and Credit Suisse is no exception. But the firm has ambitions beyond efficiency. Although it has announced 1,500 new job cuts, the bank also reckons it can grow in some areas, as David Rothnie writes.
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Of the big US universal banks, Citi was brought closest to the edge by the subprime financial crisis. But it hung on, embarking on a radical restructuring that saw it pull out of many areas and rein in its provision of capital. Now the firm is back and vying for business, nowhere more so than in its European banking business, run by James Bardrick and Manolo Falcó. They spoke to Mark Baker about the cultural change that the firm has undergone and the challenges it still faces.
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RBC Capital Markets has hired two new bankers for its growing financial institutions business in Europe.
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Dewey & LeBoeuf, the law firm, has made a senior hire from White & Case for its Moscow office. Carter Brod joined as a partner and head of the firm’s Russian capital markets practice. He was co-head of White & Case’s capital markets practice for central and Eastern Europe.
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Morgan Stanley has restructured its FIG capital markets business, creating a global practice that encompasses both debt and equity.
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RBC Capital Markets has hired two new bankers for its growing financial institutions business in Europe.