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Sid Prasad, who was Nomura's head of EMEA FIG global finance has left the firm, shortly after it recruited a senior FIG DCM specialist from Royal Bank of Scotland to head up its UK and Ireland coverage, writes Will Caiger-Smith.
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Low interest rates will drive banks up the risk curve in search of higher yields to boost lagging earnings, Scope Ratings has said, though it sees the European banking sector entering 2014 on safer ground.
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Yesterday morning I was lavishly slathering my breakfast bagel with butter when I remarked the close resemblance between its central feature – a big zero in the middle – and my commission revenues this week. The emptiness at the heart of my ring roll of salty bread bore a striking similarity to that at the core of Subsistence Broking in Austerity Britain during one of the industry’s Cyclical Downticks Bolted Onto A Structural Decline. It was time to take action.
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The creation of the European corporate finance unit at BNP Paribas is the right move if overdue, says David Rothnie.
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Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking has formed a new credit sales team in Asia. Leading the team is Pierre Trecourt, newly appointed head of credit sales for Asia, who was previously head of fixed income and institutions for SG’s Cross Asset Solutions (SOL) business in Asia. He reports to Yann Garnier, head of fixed income and currencies, and SOL sales, Asia Pacific.
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Danske gives treasury job to Mollenbach — Sberbank's Blondel ambition — Banca IMI hires for equity-linked — Lebel moves to Newedge — JPMorgan shifts MTN banker to HK — Will walks from RBS