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Credit Suisse tried to show some fighting spirit after the Swiss National Bank stepped in with a Sfr50bn lifeline on Wednesday but the firm may not be afforded the time to execute its strategy
The best rules are rarely made in reactive haste
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Linda Ågren rejoins SEB from Swedbank -
As Women’s History Month continues, we take a closer look at how women have carved a space in a male-dominated industry and the obstacles they overcame along the way
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The bank’s rescue of the tech-focused lender is a logical step in the bank’s global push to embrace growth companies
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Sweeping deposit guarantee and repos above market value astonish seasoned participants
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HK-based banker has been part of the bank’s DCM origination team for 13 years
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The UK market is no lost cause, but it must stop procrastinating and get a grip on its investor problem
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Oversubscribed deal comes after slowdown in fibre financings
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Deposit rescues and generous repo facility cool fears, but not completely
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Marco Sedlmayr has joined the firm in its Munich office
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M&A in 'wait-and-see mode' until Italy and Spain deals are decided
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While some suggest the pandemic led to improvements for women in the industry, others claim it has forced a backward step
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Tributes have been paid to a kind and affable banker who always made time for colleagues and clients
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