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Underwriting revenues fell for Credit Suisse in the second quarter, it said on Wednesday, although fixed income trading and sales was a bright spot in its results. -
The London Stock Exchange Group declared on Monday it is interested in buying market data and infrastructure firm Refinitiv for $27bn, a purchase that would give it added clout in data and analytics. Refinitiv’s bonds — notorious in the high yield market for their structure — and LSEG’s shares moved up on the news.
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HSBC’s new global banking boss has quietly redesigned the division and fleshed out a cohesive corporate finance strategy that plays to its strengths, writes David Rothnie.
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US Democrat senator, and presidential hopeful, Elizabeth Warren wants to upend private equity. She has proposed a bill which would stop PE money flowing to some sectors altogether and would send deal numbers and valuations plunging. But it could also lower borrowing costs, reports Karoliina Liimatainen.
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HSBC’s Doody moves to New York — LCH hires Créd Ag’s Girolami — Mizuho chooses Slavinskiy for EMEA IB
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Darren Novak, head of activist defence at UBS, has moved from New York to London, with the bank seeing an opportunity to improve its service for European companies seeking to deal with activist investors.
