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Bank shares surged and the industry cheered this week after the Basel Committee for Banking Supervision expanded the range of assets eligible for liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) buffers and delayed implementation of the new rules, writes Will Caiger-Smith.
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Credit Suisse is merging its debt capital markets group and its corporate debt derivatives group into a single unit, in a move to harmonise client coverage between the two business areas.
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Guy Wylie, the former head of Asian debt capital markets at UBS, joined the Royal Bank of Scotland this week, taking over what bankers are internally billing as the firm’s ‘credit matrix’ in the region after being given a job running primary markets.
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UBS has promoted Sam Kendall to global head of equity capital markets, capping a steady rise up the ranks for a banker who has worked at the firm for around nine years.
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Mark Wheatcroft, the former head of EMEA debt syndicate at UBS, will join Mizuho International in London in early February as head of debt syndicate, EuroWeek understands.
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Royal Bank of Canada has lost several senior figures from its fixed income and currencies division in London, including European fixed income and currencies head John Greenslade, writes Dan Alderson.