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HSBC has announced Mehmet Emin Mazi will be taking over the role of global head of traded credit.
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The UK government is set to sell a chunk of at least £2bn of Lloyds Bank shares to retail investors as it pursues its plan to fully exit from its shareholding in the bank.
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Royal Bank of Canada was set to sell a three year floater on Monday, offering investors their first taste of sterling denominated senior unsecured bonds in nearly four months.
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The Ranger’s favourite expression — “The rules are, there ain’t no rules” — was thoroughly quashed last week by a load of bankers who love rules.
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Stonegate Pub Co on Friday sold an £80m tap of its 2019 secured bond, despite a deserted high yield market, and after being downgraded by Standard & Poor's that morning.
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Bunzl, the unrated, FTSE 100-listed distribution and outsourcing company, has issued a $600m US private placement.
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The Bank of England moved closer to imposing a counter-cyclical capital buffer on UK banks last month, and will review its decision again before the end of the year.
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The LSE announced on Tuesday that it had appointed Nikhil Rathi as its new chief executive officer.
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Stonegate Pub Co, the fourth largest in the UK’s managed pub sector, offered on Thursday an £80m tap of its debut fixed rate note, to fund the partial purchase of peer firm Tattershall Castle Group.
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Royal Bank of Scotland has promoted two bankers to replace the head of its German business who is leaving.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland has confirmed Gordon Taylor in position as head of debt capital markets, following the restructure of its primary business announced last week.
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Glencore's investors are jittery, and rightly so. But a single note, with a hypothetical scenario in but no new news, should not wipe £4bn off the market cap.