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Goldman Sachs has hired a banker from Deutsche Bank to join its FIG DCM team in London.
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The Basel Committee’s Annual Report, published this week, highlights the strength of emerging market banks compared to those in developed markets, driven by poor macroeconomic conditions in the developed world.
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Asean countries are on track to comply with Basel III’s capital and liquidity requirements over the next 12-18 months, according to preliminary assessment by Moody’s -
HSBC has hired a banker from Citi to replace Charlie Morin, who left his job as head of FIG DCM for France and Belgium last month.
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Bond traders are eagerly awaiting hints about what could be drastic changes to the landscape of European bond trading, as the European Securities and Markets Authority took a crucial decision in Paris this week, writes Jon Hay.
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The recruitment drive in insurance DCM ahead of anticipated Solvency II-driven capital issuance continues, with Morgan Stanley hiring a banker from Barclays.
