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UBS can manage Esteves blow

The departure of Andre Esteves from UBS need not be a big setback for the Swiss bank’s fortunes in Brazil.

July 10, 2008
Awards

Best Global Credit Derivatives House

BNP Paribas

July 10, 2008
BANKING

Restructuring: Cheyne, Whistlejacket close to resolution

The restructuring of Cheyne’s SIV could provide a blueprint for other stricken vehicles; Blackrock in the frame to manage StanChart’s SIV.

Louise Bowman, July 10, 2008
BANKING

Awards for Excellence 2008: Hong Kong

HSBC is still the best bank in Hong Kong and shows no sign of relinquishing its dominant position in its home market. The bank extended its lead over the competition when measured by profits – quite some feat given how far in front it already was. Profits before tax grew 42% in 2007 to HK$ 53.8 billion ($6.9 billion), more than double those of the nearest competitor.

July 10, 2008
BANKING

Awards for Excellence 2008: Singapore

DBS is the bank that every Singaporean grows up with: almost the entire population are consumer customers. That legacy hasn’t always been of assistance to DBS as it has tried to transform itself from a sleepy deposit bank to a regional powerhouse. However, it has given it the most powerful franchise in the country.

July 10, 2008
Opinion

Inside investment: Swan barbie

'The Black Swan: The Impact of the Highly Improbable' is an excellent read, but anyone who talks about the credit crunch in these terms is not being intellectually honest.

Andrew Capon, July 10, 2008
Foreign Exchange

FX market round-up: Stan Chart opens in Paris

Standard Chartered has opened a branch in Paris to tap into the considerable flow it already sees from French corporates and financial institutions. The bank says the branch will facilitate access for those French firms looking to capitalize on the huge investment flows between key markets in Asia, Africa and the Middle East. The team in Paris will be led by Raoul Leblanc.

Lee Oliver, July 10, 2008
BANKING

Abigail Hofman: Hindsight is 20/20

It’s a truism that hindsight is 20/20 vision. But those who spot the signals of turning markets are visionaries and those who act on these signals are true geniuses.

July 10, 2008
BANKING

Outstanding Contribution to Financial Services in the Middle East

Abdul Aziz Al-Ghurair After taking over from his father, Abdul Aziz Al-Ghurair went against advice to put his own vision in place.

July 10, 2008
BANKING

Awards for Excellence 2008: Canada

Despite being neighbours and indeed competitors of US counterparts, Canada’s banks have fared much better than them in avoiding sub-prime related losses. And of all the Canadian financial groups one bank stands out as having enjoyed the best 2007-08 period – TD Bank. TD is the only large bank in Canada to have had no credit-related write-downs.

July 10, 2008
CAPITAL MARKETS

Credit Markets round-up: Overheard at the Global ABS conference in Cannes

"Redemptions at par"

July 10, 2008
BANKING

EEMEA market round-up: Banking – Philipp leaves Credit Suisse

Michael Philipp, chairman of Middle East and Africa at Credit Suisse, left the bank last month to set up his own business. His new, independent company will focus on investment management and advisory services in the region.

Dominic O’Neill, July 10, 2008

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