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Credit trading desks at banks have been swept by a tornado of job moves, as financial institutions specialists leave or jump to rival firms in a scramble to survive in a shrinking market.
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Equity and bond investors are braced for the revelation — expected as early as June — of European regulations that are likely to force the unbundling of payment for research. -
A bid to neuter Europe’s plan to split banks has been knocked back in the European Parliament, meaning the unloved legislation can grind on despite the opposition of some of Europe’s most powerful member states.
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BNP Paribas is set to lose two experienced traders from its flow credit business in London.
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Goldman Sachs may pay the biggest bonuses, but JP Morgan pays its bankers the most generous remuneration packages overall, according to new research.
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UBS has put Roberto Speranza, head of EMEA financial institutions DCM and Italy DCM, and Borja Rivas, head of DCM and derivatives for Iberia, at risk of redundancy.
