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GlobalCapital held its annual Bond Awards Dinner on May 21 at the Guildhall in London. Here are the results of the Awards in full. GlobalCapital would like to extend its congratulations to all the winners and nominees, and its thanks to everyone who voted in the polls to determine the winners. -
The return of China’s A-share IPO market is taking shape after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said on Monday that around 100 companies would be allowed to conduct their IPOs from June until the end of the year.
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The Prime Collateralised Securities (“PCS”) initiative has added a regulator, an asset manager and a law firm to its ranks, coinciding with the award of its 50th label to a retained transaction issued last week by Nationale-Nederlanden Bank.
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Wells Fargo is not trying to make a splash. But when the largest bank in the world by market cap gets into the water, expect a few ripples.
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Manulife Financial has appointed Kai Sotorp as president and CEO of Manulife Asset Management and executive vice president and global head of wealth and asset management. The appointment is effective on or around July 1.
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The UK’s Banking Standards Review has recommended creating a new organisation dedicated to raising banking standards, and in a report this week the chair of the Review, Sir Richard Lambert, has fired the starting gun in the race to create the new body.
