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Banks face an uncertain future as finance goes digital
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UK-headquartered Lloyds Bank has transferred yet another senior banker to its New York outpost, as it attempts to win market share in carefully-selected parts of the US capital markets such as corporate debt and securitization. The new addition will focus on North American institutional investor coverage for the bank’s financial institutions team.
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Morgan Stanley reported lower than expected fourth quarter profits on Tuesday. Earnings per share, excluding accounting adjustments, fell from 50 cents in the fourth quarter 2013 to 39 cents, which was short of consensus expectations of about 50 cents. Despite this, the bank says it is on track to benefit from a continued fall in funding costs, further falls in risk weighted assets and compensation ratios.
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America’s biggest bank had a rough fourth quarter in 2014 and continues to face regulatory uncertainty over its size, but JP Morgan’s chief executive Jamie Dimon says the bank will continue to grow as part of its strategy to deliver shareholder value, unless regulators force it to do otherwise.
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Sekerbank is holding investor meetings for a covered bond which will be the bank’s first ever international bond issue. It will also be the first ever public Turkish covered bond.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has re-hired former JP Morgan capital expert Veenay Chheda to its hybrid capital team. -
The Covered Bond Label Foundation (CBLF) has appointed Wojciech Zielonka, senior vice President of the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC), as the Canadian national representative on its advisory council.
