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Douglas Flint, chairman of HSBC, has attacked the proposals for bail-in bonds that appeared in the UK’s Independent Commission on Banking (ICB) report earlier this year.
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The Australian Financial Markets Association has picked Rick Sawers, group executive of wholesale banking at National Australia Bank, to become its new chairman. He is likely to be in the job for the next two years, and will have to deal with a variety of issues facing the country’s banking sector, as Duncan Fairweather, executive director of the industry body, told EuroWeekAsia.
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Credit Suisse has recruited a Deutsche Bank private placements and MTNs specialist, EuroWeek can reveal.
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ANZ has hired Michael Luk, former Asian origination head at Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank, to take over its DCM business. He is replacing Reuben Tucker, who will stay with the bank but is planning to move back to his native New Zealand.
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European investment banking could be finally heading towards the seismic shift that senior bankers have predicted almost since the start of the subprime crisis — the division of the industry into two very traditional arms, one comprising the huge commercial lending and trading firms, and the other being specialist merchant banks.