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  • BANKING
    Prime brokerage: Deutsche Bank sets up hedge fund consultancy
    As part of Deutsche Bank’s recent expansion initiatives for its overall prime brokerage business, the firm has launched a hedge fund consultancy.
    Helen Avery, July 06, 2007
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Equity round up: The month in numbers
    110 the percentage increase in SEC-registered ECM volume from the mining sector year-to-date. Mining companies have raised $6.7 billion via 11 deals so far this year, compared with $3.2 billion via nine deals over the same period in 2006.
    Peter Koh, July 06, 2007
  • BANKING
    Debt round up: Deutsche boosts credit trading...
    New head of European flow credit trading; new head of European investment-grade trading.
    July 06, 2007
  • Hedge Funds: Wall of money drives events in Europe
    Neil Wilson, editorial director at HedgeFund Intelligence, argues that there is little substance to the conspiracy theories that dog private equity.
    July 06, 2007
  • AI round up: Alternative investment of the month
    Broker/dealer Louis Capital Markets is recommending auction houses as investment of the month. Sotheby’s, it says, is benefiting from the "soaring fortunes of the ultra-rich". The firm is auctioning works by Monet, Matisse, Warhol and Bacon in July that should – after rises in commission rates earlier this year – significantly increase auctioneer’s earnings.
    July 06, 2007
  • BANKING
    Brazilian NPL portfolios – fly or flop?
    Banking analysts are starting to ring alarm bells about Brazil – in recent months there has been a rapid increase in consumer lending by local banks, but this came hand in hand with a large increase in the non-performing loan market.
    Chloe Hayward, July 06, 2007
  • BANKING
    Cash management: Europe’s uncertain future
    Corporate treasurers are keeping a close eye on the new regulations that will impact on cash management. The Payment Services Directive is due this autumn – another step forward – yet the timetable for Sepa is still vague. Even identifying the benefits of the changes is a matter of hot debate. Julian Marshall reports.
    Julian Marshall, July 06, 2007
  • Foreign Exchange
    Currency pairs: Big swinging Dick
    Many thanks to my friends at Bank of America who sent me in a great guest currency pair this week. Unfortunately, following legal advice, I have been advised that I can’t publish the picture they sent in of the big swinging Dick from the bond market who bears a funny resemblance to the legendary porn start Jon Holmes, aka Johnny Wad.
    July 06, 2007
  • Opinion
    Hyperbole and the Hyperbowl
    When it’s Euromoney’s awards season, our journalists get to feel what it must be like to be the client of an investment bank for a few weeks at least, as the world’s leading firms wheel out their big guns, and big pitches, to secure one of our prestigious awards.
    July 06, 2007
  • Foreign Exchange
    CME posts good numbers
    It’s obviously a sensitive time for the CME, which is engaged in a battle to take over its cross-town rival, the Chicago Board of Trade, with upstart exchange the IntercontinentalExchange (ICE). The CME is viewed as a high-growth stock and it has delivered ever since it was listed on December 6, 2002. Its shares made their debut at $35.00 and since then they have pretty much gone one way: up. Although off their highs, they are still trading at around $540.00.
    July 06, 2007
  • Opinion
    Rediscovering the value of conventional debt business
    As some banks – and a tiny few aspirant young bankers – have realized, there’s good business to be built in the out-of-fashion traditional investment-grade debt capital markets.
    July 06, 2007
  • LA round up: Hugo Chávez watch
    Oil firms Exxon Mobil and ConocoPhillips have pulled out of Venezuela following president Hugo Chávez’s latest round of nationalizations, in which he proposed huge increases in state participation in projects run by the two US companies and four others.
    Sudip Roy, July 06, 2007
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