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Bank of America Merrill Lynch’s carefully laid succession plans for the senior management of its European business were thrown into disarray this week by the departure of Andrea Orcel to UBS.
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Otkritie Capital has hired Michael Workman from Goldman Sachs in Moscow to head its fixed income business. He will operate between Moscow and London and report to group CEO Igor Vayn.
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Regulatory and political opposition to the City may be detracting from London’s appeal as a global financial centre, but the UK as a source of investment banking fees is as important as ever. And as David Rothnie writes, competition for talent is getting fiercer.
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The launch in the UK of a new swaps market based on the Repurchase Overnight Index Average (Ronia) benchmark has piqued the interest of global regulators keen to tackle the opacity of repo pricing as part of a worldwide effort to reform the shadow banking sector, EuroWeek can reveal. But the initiative may not be suitable for every region.
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Just when it seemed that securitisation was in line for regulatory redemption in Europe, the European Commission has labelled the market as a part of the shadow banking system.
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Noel Williams, who left the SSA syndicate desk at RBC Capital Markets last week (see EuroWeek 1,246), will join CIBC in June. It is understood Williams will run the syndicate desk at CIBC and will be based in London, reporting to Andrew Ryde, the firm’s European head of debt capital markets.