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Bank of America Merrill Lynch kept pace with JP Morgan and Citi in the second quarter earnings announcements, with profits up across all four divisions, and especially so in the banking and markets divisions. -
Citi on Friday announced a drop in earnings during the second quarter, with CEO Michael Corbat blaming heightened uncertainty in light of recent geopolitical events, even as the bank beat analyst estimates and reported higher trading revenue in fixed income.
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CaixaBank has announced a reorganization of its debt capital markets team, which will now be led by Ainhoa Landa — the former head of structured bonds syndicate. Landa will report to Ignacio Moliner, head of capital markets and corporate finance.
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UniCredit’s new CEO, Jean-Pierre Mustier, has sent strong signals to the market this week that he will be determined about reshaping the bank, which by last week had lost 75% of its market value in the past year.
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A little bit of uncertainty was taken out of markets as the UK, fresh off the back of a bout of direct democracy that left it without a government to speak of, went 180 degrees and filled its political void with unelected officials.
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Banks are set to get a big boost in their markets divisions in their second quarter earnings, if they follow JP Morgan's lead. The US bank, the first to report second quarter earnings, posted a profit increase of 23% in markets after volatility and volumes surged in the aftermath of the UK vote to leave the European Union.
