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HSBC is reorganising its global banking and markets (GBM) division in what senior management have told staff is a move designed to deliver the firm’s resources better to its clients.
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HSBC is reorganising its global banking and markets (GBM) division in what senior management have told staff is a move designed to deliver the firm's resources better to its clients. At the heart of the new structure is a unit called Client Coverage, which will manage all client relationships but with no specific product focus. -
Bank of America Merrill Lynch has appointed a Goldman Sachs managing director to lead its coverage of financial institutions in Southern Europe.
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EU leaders finally reached an agreement on bail-in rules on Thursday, laying the ground for a pan-European framework for forcing losses on to the shareholders and creditors of failed or failing banks, writes Will Caiger-Smith. However, the accord gives national regulators wide discretion over how to apply these losses, making it difficult to judge the risks of investing in senior unsecured bank paper.
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Emirates NBD, Dubai’s largest bank, has appointed Shayne Nelson as chief executive. He will replace Rick Pudner, who has led the bank for over seven years and is due to leave at the end of 2013.
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Investors and capital structurers are worried that the Danish banking regulator’s proposed changes to Dankse Bank’s risk weightings, which could reduce the issuer’s tier one capital ratio by 1.3%, are a sign of things to come.
