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Ros Stephenson, chairman of the investment banking division at Barclays, has left the firm to join UBS, the second senior investment banker to leave the firm in the past week following Skip McGee’s departure last week.
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The high yield market in Europe is a rare beacon of employment opportunities in fixed income. As banks jostle for position on the left side of the mandates, they are being forced to boost their rosters to provide the service required. But will it all prove worthwhile?
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The bank is reaching the end of its investment banking rebuild in Europe with a resurgence in its M&A business, writes David Rothnie.
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High yield bond market bankers are in short supply, as European fixed income houses pin their hopes on the market continuing its extraordinary primary issuance run. -
Barclays’ most senior investment banker in the US is stepping down as the bank faces a regulatory deadline to overhaul its operations in the Americas.
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The Federal Reserve has asked Bank of America to suspend its increased dividend, after the bank told the Fed it had used incorrect data in calculation of regulatory capital ratios.
