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LATEST ARTICLES
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Commitment key to success in samurai; More Latin American issuance likely
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Value pushed to off-the-run names; Terra Firma hawks jumbo PIK deal
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US election builds fragile confidence in equities; Volatility persists
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€2.5 billion orders for €1 billion deal; Deal underscores appetite for peripheral risk
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Will complicate sovereign debt restructurings; Bond prices fall, CDS prices soar on ruling
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Brady Dougan is meant to be an excellent manager and people enjoy working for him.
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Analysts, investors agree move overdue; Moody’s tipped to follow
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Pushes for higher bid; Abstains from executive pay vote
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John Hyman named CEO; Jennings refocuses on Africa
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Creates challenge to other banks; Capital-lite bank suited to low growth
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To the outsider, this reorganization again seems odd.
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Hopes high for PICC deal; AIG commits $500 million
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The US, Japan and Europe will be too cold next year. Manufacturing from emerging economies might be too hot. The result, though, might be just right.
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Hedge funds and private equity grab opportunities; Dromeus launches Greek recovery fund
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It was the month, rather than the night, of long knives in investment banking this November.
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EDTF adoption might regain investors’ trust; Report deserves credit as private-sector solution
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The strong performance of UBS shares, since it announced it will radically shrink its investment bank, is heaping pressure on others to follow suit.
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The US Treasury decision to exempt FX swaps and forwards from regulation under the Dodd-Frank Act should not be a surprise to anyone participating in the FX markets.
