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Jes Staley, the new chief executive of Barclays, has brought JP Morgan's Paul Compton over to the firm as chief operating officer.
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UBS’s new global head of debt capital markets has made his first senior hire, naming Vinod Vasan, former co-head of debt origination at Deutsche, co-head of debt capital markets and client solutions coverage EMEA. Vasan’s former co-head at Deutsche, Nigel Cree, has also changed roles and will be running an integrated SSA business for the German bank.
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Natixis defied the grim tone of the markets in the fourth quarter of 2015 as its capital markets business reported an increase in revenues. The bank argues its results vindicate its progress towards an asset-light model, as the investment solutions business bumped up revenues. -
Société Générale’s fourth quarter profits, released on Thursday, were up 19.5% on the year to €686m. But the profit bump could not overcome the market’s thirst for bank blood and its shares plummeted 13% on the open.
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A syndicate banker who left RBS in October last year started at Wells Fargo this week.
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Vinod Vasan, who resigned from Deutsche Bank on Wednesday morning, will be returning to UBS.
