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  • Foreign Exchange
    People moves: Tudor hires
    Ever-so secretive hedge fund Tudor is believed to have hired Robin Wilkins from JPMorgan and Aadarsh Malde from Goldman Sachs. As ever, no confirmation from any of the parties concerned at the time of writing
    April 03, 2009
  • Foreign Exchange
    People moves: Barclays loses sales head
    George Athanasopoulos has decided to leave Barclays Capital, where he was global head of FX and emerging markets distribution. Sources say that Athanasopoulos is currently working out his notice period before heading back to Greece; he is expected to stay in the financial industry, most likely working for a buy-side entity.
    April 03, 2009
  • Foreign Exchange
    People moves: Postlethewaite also on the move
    Barclays has also lost Gavin Postlethwaite, its head of FX forwards in London, who has decided to sell his soul, I mean decided to join Goldman Sachs. The move sees him reunited with Chris Allington, who he worked with at Merrill Lynch.
    April 03, 2009
  • Nord Stream looks for flows in funding pipeline
    At the start of this year, Gazprom cut off the gas it pipes to Ukraine in protest at unpaid bills. Supplies to Ukraine’s neighbours were also disrupted for several weeks. As concern spread across ­Europe over security of supply from the Russian state company that delivers 35% of the continent’s gas, executives of Nord Stream, a joint venture company in which Gazprom owns a 51% stake, were already sounding out bankers for the financing of a new pipeline project now at the start of construction.
    Louise Bowman, April 03, 2009
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Emerging markets: Fund stars ride out the storm
    A select group of emerging market equity fund managers is aiming to do something different – outperform developed markets in a prolonged global downturn. Staying clear of the crowd will be crucial to success. Chloe Hayward profiles seven leading investors and asks where they will make money in 2009.
    Chloe Hayward, April 03, 2009
  • Johnson Targets Distressed Mexican Opportunities
    Irvine, Calif.-based Johnson Capital International is expanding its Mexican advisory group to target distressed coastal properties. "The bottom line is that operators, developers and managers of tourist assets and projects in Mexico are feeling real pain," said Ron Lafever, managing director.
    April 03, 2009
  • BANKING
    Profiles of the leading emerging markets investors
    Emerging markets: Fund managers do battle in commodity minefield
    Chloe Hayward, April 03, 2009
  • BANKING
    Winners and losers in the scramble for investment banking revenue
    There are significant changes at the top and lower down the first quarter 2009 investment banking revenue rankings.
    Peter Lee, April 03, 2009
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Custody converges with prime brokerage
    Custodians have become one of the few safe havens of the financial markets. If they can manage securities lending without putting assets at risk, their power and influence among clients is set to grow. Helen Avery reports.
    Helen Avery, April 03, 2009
  • BANKING
    Boutiques: Brokerage BC (before crunch) - Dinosaur
    Boutiques: Independents’ day
    Alex Chambers, April 03, 2009
  • BANKING
    Cash managers adapt to tougher times
    In a period of financial crisis corporates are particularly concerned about avoiding risk, but are also keen to get their cash working at a time when credit is hard to raise. Competition between top providers is fierce, while there are new opportunities for the second tier. Laurence Neville reports.
    Laurence Neville, April 03, 2009
  • BANKING
    Infrastructure boom hits capital desert
    Governments on both sides of the Atlantic have announced ambitious infrastructure spending commitments. But they will have to negotiate a much-changed bank lending market to realize their plans. Louise Bowman reports.
    Louise Bowman, April 03, 2009
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