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Hector Sants will leave the UK’s Financial Services Authority at the end of June, two years after he initially planned to step down as CEO.
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VTB Capital is quietly building an emerging markets empire. It opened in Bulgaria earlier this month, hiring Milen Velchev, the country’s former minister of finance, as chief executive of the new division. In January it hired CEOs for new subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Dubai, while last week it announced hires in its Middle East equities team.
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UniCredit is growing in Paris with the hire of BBVA’s Vincent Guardiola as senior banker covering French companies.
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HSBC is overhauling its investment banking operations and demanding more from its bankers, writes David Rothnie. The bank has been here before, of course, but this time it is taking a different approach to its more traditional rivals — and it seems to be paying off.
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The gulf between UK and Dutch government strategies for their nationalised banking sectors couldn’t have been highlighted in starker fashion this week, as ABN Amro bought parts of Royal Bank of Scotland’s investment bank in the Netherlands. Some of the bankers affected will be returning to their roots at the Dutch institution, which is reinventing itself as a merchant bank.
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Deutsche Bank is extending the concept of its Project Integra initiative — which has brought its banking and markets businesses together over the last two years — by appointing Michele Faissola to run a newly-combined asset and wealth management business.