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Opportunities are growing for distressed debt and equity investors in the region despite record levels of private equity fundraising.
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Cash management poll: Results
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Cash management poll: Results
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Cash management poll: Results
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Cash management poll: Results
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Growth highest in Russia and the CIS.
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Dresdner Kleinwort has hired Vasily Kirpichev as managing director and head of client coverage for Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). Formerly head of investment banking at Vneshtorgbank, Kirpichev will be responsible for origination across M&A, equity, debt and other areas. Based in Moscow he will report to both Berent Wallendahl, global head of client coverage in London and Igor Lojevsky, chairman of global banking and capital markets, Russia and CIS in Moscow.
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In Russia, members of the business elite are just as likely to appear in the gossip columns as they are in the business sections of the nation’s newspapers.
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Most of the world’s largest financial institutions are trying to use their contacts with key stakeholders across business, academic and government lines to brainstorm the best ways that markets can combat climate change.
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Lots of people want to claim credit for what happened with TXU – the company itself, the private equity firms that bought it, the banks that advised both of the parties, the NGOs that lobbied intensively against it, and the Texas state regulators that threatened to scupper TXU’s business plan.
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While banks look to clean up in green finance, they face one competitor that could trump them all – General Electric.
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Have policymakers sent the wrong signal to financial markets?