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Barclays is to cease all activity in Swiss franc bond syndication, origination and trading, EuroWeek can reveal.
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Amid generally lacklustre equity and M&A markets, Macquarie Capital stood out, while Citi shone for its combination of G3 debt capabilities, ANZ most impressed for local bonds and loans, and UBS remains the country’s most complete investment bank. Ben Power and Richard Morrow report.
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VTB Capital Investment Management has launched a $40m Russia & CIS debt fund in UCITS IV format. Domiciled in Luxembourg, an additional $20 million of soft commitments have already been pledged.
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It is always dangerous when a global attempt to stay clear of alcohol for a month coincides with a global risk asset correction. There will have been some very smug people around half way into Dry January, when the S&P500 was in positive territory for the month and there was still plenty of work for syndicate managers to do.
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With EuroWeek's syndicated loan awards less than two weeks away, Loan Ranger thought we had at least until the night itself before loans bankers began complaining about what award they did or didn't get nominated for or win. Loan Ranger was wrong.
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Barclays has appointed a new group head of compliance, to replace former regulator Hector Sants, who left the UK bank in November last year on the grounds of stress and exhaustion. The announcement comes as Barclays prepares to release its fourth quarter results, which are understood to contain another set of hefty penalties for misconduct.