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After hiring stacks of bankers in north America with rich pay packages, Citigroup has switched its attention to Europe. So far, Citi’s chequebook is still wide open
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Edmond de Rothschild Asset Management, which manages Eu1.2bn of convertible debt and has been a buyer of many recent equity-linked deals, has hired a fund manager from Fortis/BNP Paribas to reinforce its team.
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Moelis & Co this week hired Michael Findlay, former co-head of corporate broking at Merrill Lynch, to add equity capital markets expertise to its EMEA advisory offering, setting out its stall to move into the flourishing independent ECM advisory business.
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Nomura this week brought a former equity linked specialist back from five years on the buy-side to run its business in Europe.
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Citi has bulked up its CEEMEA equities research and sales and trading teams, announcing 16 new hires across the region on Monday, including Igor Kan from Morgan Stanley to head its Russian equities business.
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Anshu Jain seemed to have his succession to Deutsche Bank’s top job signed and sealed. But a new emphasis on retail banking has given Rainer Neske the chance to stake his claim, writes David Rothnie.
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A position as corporate broker to a UK company doesn’t guarantee advisory and ECM mandates but it sure does help. So with more than a dozen of the country’s leading bankers switching employers in the last few months, a shake-up of relationships is on the cards, writes David Rothnie.