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  • Matthieu PIGASSE Lazard-160x186
    Awards
    Western Europe's best bank for advisory 2016: Lazard
    Results index Goldman led some outstanding M&A transactions, but Lazard stands out here, not just for its M&A practice, but also in areas such as restructuring, capital markets advisory, and corporate preparedness (as shareholder activism takes root in Europe). That is why it wins the best bank for advisory award.
    July 06, 2016
  • Enrico_Minniti_UniCredit-160x186
    Awards
    CEE's best bank for financing 2016: UniCredit
    Results index While bulge bracket banks have the edge in pure investment banking terms in CEE, the leading house in terms of overall corporate exposure and activity in the region remains UniCredit, which wins this year’s award for best financing house. Even after retreating from a couple of markets following the financial crisis, the Italian group still has large commercial banking operations in 11 countries across the region, including leading franchises in Poland, Russia and Turkey.
    Catherine Snowdon, July 06, 2016
  • Jaime Roblesgil-160x186
    Awards
    Latin America's best bank for markets 2016: Citi
    Results index Citi likes to tell you that it is all over Latin America. It has exited some markets but is still where it really counts. It is this breadth of local operations that provides the edge for the bank’s market services and Citi wins three awards that are, to a greater or lesser degree, based on this geographical coverage.
    Catherine Snowdon, July 06, 2016
  • Hisham Ezz Al Ara 160 186
    Awards
    Awards for Excellence 2016: Outstanding contribution to financial services in the Middle East
    Results index
    July 06, 2016
  • Nicholas_Laser-Ebisch-160x186
    Foreign Exchange
    Bank of England plots strategy to calm fretful markets
    The BoE still has plenty of monetary weapons in its policy arsenal, including expanding an asset-purchase programme akin to the ECB, but, amid febrile market confidence, it needs to tread carefully.
    Solomon Teague, July 06, 2016
  • sterling symbol red-300
    Foreign Exchange
    FX: Uncertainty stalks sterling sales and trading post-Brexit vote
    As market activity, to some extent, returns to normal after the immediate post-Brexit plunge, dealers and traders are searching for signs of how clients will behave over the coming weeks and months.
    Paul Golden, July 06, 2016
  • Jurgen Vroegh 2-160x186
    Fintech
    PSD2 threatens banks' real-time payments dominance
    The opening up of accounts access by PSD2 could take the drive for real-time payments in Europe out of the hands of the banks, and hasten its time to market.
    Kimberley Long, July 06, 2016
  • Rival Advocates American
    The power of rival advocacy
    “Your reputation is what your competitors say about you when you leave the room”
    July 06, 2016
  • Opinion
    DBS’s inflated expectations
    Singapore’s ever-changing waterfront was revamped afresh in June with the arrival of a five-storey-high inflatable slide across the road from the Marina Bay Financial Centre.
    July 05, 2016
  • Opinion
    Conception and delivery, Deutsche-style
    When Deutsche Bank launched its magazine Konzept in November 2014, then co-CEO Anshu Jain described it (rather bizarrely for a print magazine) as “a new way of delivering its best ideas to clients and the wider world”.
    July 05, 2016
  • Jon_Vollemaere-160x186
    Foreign Exchange
    Rocky road ahead for central clearing in FX
    The regulatory requirement for better understanding of cost is pushing market participants towards central credit despite the disruption caused by last year’s unexpected Swiss franc appreciation.
    Paul Golden, July 05, 2016
  • Mark_Drury-160x186
    BANKING
    EU regulations to remain for years despite Brexit vote
    UK-based financial institutions should expect the bulk of European Union regulations to remain in place up to and even after the UK’s exit from the bloc, despite uncertainties over the terms of the eventual exit, lawyers say.
    Joel Clark, July 04, 2016
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