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Given the poor end to last year and the lack of activity in equity and loan markets, with Chinese New Year fast approaching, now is the time to think about how to fill those lovely lai see envelopes.
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Welcome back from your Christmas breaks, readers. I hope you all had a better time of it than I did. I don’t mean to sound like a Scrooge while the memories of crackers and mulled wine are still so fresh, but Christmas is probably the hardest time in the world for those in my position: an overweight booze hound trying to prove to his wife that he can live a nice and healthy lifestyle.
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I am too old, too lazy and a bit too cheap to send everyone Christmas cards, and since the tree-huggers have given me sufficient cover for such unappealing human traits, I have decided for environmental reasons that this year I will not send any. Consider this to be it.
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There was a time when December was guaranteed to be a quiet month. But those blasted Europeans have ruined all the fun, and now some bankers are having to work — not just pretend, but really work — right to the very end.
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There are a few things I miss about banking: the camaraderie, the money, the perfect excuse to stay out all night ("sorry darling, I was allocating a deal"). But this week I was reminded that there was nothing I miss more than the company credit card.
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There has been little fuss about Hong Kong’s attempt at an anti-capitalism protest, but after reading for several months about the meatier protests in London and New York from the comfort of my armchair, I decided to pay the Occupy Hong Kong camp a visit this week.