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  • This week Abigail ponders the size of it all at JPMorgan Chase; John Studzinski's new endeavors; and the Barclays bill at Harry's Bar.
  • SEC expands informal investigation.
  • Market turbulence obscures underlying trends, which we again seek to identify. The shift in world economics with the rise of Asia and Russia has its parallels in politics.
  • Game on for Orion Reunion 14 June
  • "My Morgan musings started when I saw the results of Euromoney’s 2006 foreign exchange poll. JPMorgan Chase was ranked a lowly ninth (down from seventh last year) in the overall market share table. This is an extraordinary and inexplicable lapse for a bank that aspires to be a full-service financial supermarket. "
  • The Chinese are doing a great job of managing the decline of the dollar. Be grateful, for only by letting the USA down gracefully can a tri-polar world be reached.
  • Two Governors, each accepting unpalatable events: Bernanke that inflation will come to the USA as the USD weakens; Trichet that the EUR may get stronger than industry would like.
  • At the turn of the century, a friend of mine was head-hunted by Morgan Stanley. He discussed his decision to change firms with me and I counselled him as follows: “Morgan Stanley is a good firm but it’s not the great firm it once was. The aura’s changed.” When pressed to expound, I said lamely that the calibre of people Stanley was hiring seemed to me more mediocre than in the past. Sadly, my friend took that as a personal insult and never spoke to me again.
  • Here you will find a listing of Euromoney's recent rankings and editorial related to the transparency and supervision of CEE's banking and corporate world.
  • Hedge and Private Equity funds are pouring money into Bermuda's new reinsurers. Find out why.
  • USD weakening is no longer just in the hands of the Chinese. The US authorities, post G7, seem to have espoused devaluation as a route to rebalancing and debt reduction.
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