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Barclays beat a hasty retreat this week from the bulk of its investment banking operations in Asia, shuttering offices in multiple countries and slashing hundreds of jobs amid a wider global cull in costs and personnel. It did not pull any punches, with the cuts stretching across the equities, loans and bonds products. John Loh reports. -
JP Morgan has unveiled the team it wants to repeat its table-topping success in European corporate finance, following three years of hard graft, writes David Rothnie
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Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank Group, the UK mid-sized bank being spun off by National Australia Bank, had by day three of bookbuild received more than enough demand to place all of the shares in its London IPO.
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Veritas Technologies, the US software firm that Carlyle Group is buying from Symantec, will aim to complete a revised $7.4bn sale next week after failing to secure financing in November.
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Barclays insists it can continue to thrive in Asian and emerging markets equity financing and equity derivatives, even while closing its cash equities businesses in those regions. It also wants to strengthen its core investment banking activity in Europe and the US.
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Armenia's Ameriabank has sold 20% of its equity to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) as it seeks to grow ahead of a potential listing.
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