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    The Nordic Investment Bank is looking for someone to head its sustainability and mandate evaluation team, a job the supranational is redefining by moving to its treasury department.
  • Once again, Deutsche Bank is at a crossroads. After a tough few years, it is still strong enough to fight back in global investment banking. New CEO Christian Sewing will decide whether it does. He seems rational and determined, but does he have the stomach for the battle?
  • A director in Barclays’ SSA origination team has quit the bank to join Bank of America Merrill Lynch at the same level.
  • The new central banks’ Network for Greening the Financial System will hold its first full scale gathering in Amsterdam on Friday, to begin its work of helping central banks and financial supervisors cope with an issue for which there is no precedent — how to keep the financial system stable when the climate is changing.
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    The UK's political and financial classes are battered and tossed by Brexit. All the more reason why they should keep their sights on what will ultimately be a bigger issue: how to make finance sustainable.
  • The Japan Fair Trade Commission (JFTC) has closed an investigation into market manipulation by Bank of America Merrill Lynch and Deutsche Bank without taking action, because the five year limit on prosecutions has elapsed.