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  • David Mulford is a man of many parts: an academic, a banker and a diplomat.
  • Cornering a market is every banker's dream. One of the few to have done just that is David Potter. Then at White Weld, Potter helped arrange the first Euro certificates of deposit (CDs) ever issued for Japanese banks.
  • "White Weld said I could be part of its team, whereas Barings told me I'd spend the first six months sitting in the mail room. It was not a difficult decision." David Reid Scott joined White Weld in October 1969. He has never looked back.
  • David Soanes joined Manfred Schepers' (see profile in Personalities of the 1990s) debt capital markets team at Swiss Bank Corp straight from Cambridge University in October 1991. Nine years later he took over as head of the debt capital markets financial institutions group for Europe and Australia, but by then had already had a distinguished career running supranational origination.
  • A former cross-country runner, David Tademaru, 38, remains an avid sports - and LA Lakers - fan. Mentally, he fits the profile of a long-distance runner. Those who have worked with him describe him as hard working, competitive, and a perfectionist - "one of the most intelligent people I have met," says one. A growing family does not allow him as much time as he would like to work on his golf game, but his mini-golf is reportedly improving.
  • David Tory was part of the team that put Merrill Lynch consistently at the top of the league tables in the early 1990s.
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  • As markets mature, credit-risk premiums typically diminish. In this article we discuss exactly where Asia sits on its credit risk curve, and whether its position is appropriate, or deserved. We examine the relationship between credit ratings and corporate yields; we discuss ratings drift, activity, and migration; and we assess the correlation between spreads and equity volatility.