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Standard Life Investments has made two hires to its infrastructure debt team in London.
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Marlborough Partners, the leveraged debt advisory firm, has hired Rob de Bruin, a former associate director at US advisory firm Zolfo Cooper, to its London office.
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UniCredit SpA’s full year results disappointed on Wednesday. While at group level it recorded a €2bn profit, disappointing revenues at both group and core bank level, and a shrinking CET1 ratio have sent the bank’s share price tumbling.
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Nigel Walder has quit JP Morgan after over a decade at the firm to move to Bain Capital. He was most recently a managing director for European leveraged finance capital markets, and had been in that role for three years.
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Taiwanese banks are stepping up activity in off and onshore deals for Chinese borrowers as they increasingly look overseas to grow their business. Lenders including CTBC Bank and Fubon Bank are focusing on moving up the relationship ladder to assume more senior roles in syndicated loans for China names but they face plenty of headwinds including increasing competition, writes Shruti Chaturvedi. -
The International Capital Market Association and the Pan-European Private Placement Working Group launched a best practice guide for European private placements on Wednesday, hoping to encourage common market standards and encourage small and medium-sized companies to issue.
