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Barclays has created a new integrated financial institutions group in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Richard Boath and Ben Davey will jointly lead a group that combines the FIG part of investment banking, the FIG sector of global finance, and the financial solutions team.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch has added to its peripheral European coverage by luring a Spain and Portugal expert from Morgan Stanley to head up its Iberian corporate and investment banking business.
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Barclays on Tuesday reaffirmed its commitment to its investment bank but announced that it was cutting businesses and refocusing on its core markets of the UK, the US and Africa.
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Johnny Cameron, former head of Royal Bank of Scotland’s investment bank, this week blamed the culture of City traders for misdeeds such as Libor manipulation, writes Mark Baker.
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EuroWeek understands that BNP Paribas’s Bob Fernandez is moving to Johannesburg for the French bank, where he will take up a role covering South African financial institutions.
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The European Banking Authority is bolstering its attempts to ensure that banks are protected from future crises, by adding to its home-host co-ordination unit, which is helping cross-border banking groups to formulate interim resolution plans before the European Recovery and Resolution Directive (RRD) is implemented.