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The interventionist approach of the US government in forcing Anthropic to pull cutting edge model should worry Europeans
I thought the grass would be greener in fintech land, but it’s patchy and dreary
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The offices of London’s top banks are unlikely to fill up in the coming weeks, as firms are adopting a gradualistic approach to returning staff to their pre-pandemic workplaces. -
SSA borrowers, and supranationals in particular, have long aspired to break into the vast pool of domestic US investors. Thanks to a long-dated floater linked to Sofr, the World Bank has found a new means of accessing these investors.
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Pons goes to Axa — ECM's Balt heads to alt plastic firm — Esteve joins Barclays
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CLO trader Olivier Pons has left BNP Paribas’ secondary trading desk after 15 years with the bank, moving to an investment manager.
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Klaus Löber has been selected by the European Securities and Markets Authority as chair of its CCP supervisory committee. ESMA has also picked two other members; all three will be assessed by the European Parliament.
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JP Morgan’s new Development Finance Institution (DFI) has been racking up its deal count during the coronavirus crisis. Its aim is to bring transparency and more investment to development finance in emerging markets, but some experts are doubtful about the project.
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