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  • We have all been there. That meeting with your boss to discuss pay usually leaves you feeling frustrated and is best dealt with in the pub over a pint and a rant into the sympathetic ear of a friend.
  • Euromoney isn’t into bashing the FX market on the whole. In fact, we are supporters of it and what the future has in store. But – and there is a big but – $10 billion in fines is no laughing matter, so a bit more rule-following isn’t a bad idea.
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  • Japan’s prime minister is trying to inject some dynamism into the country. Could inbound M&A business start to match the upturn in the outbound market?
  • Politicians have long been whipping up nationalist sentiment in Russia and Turkey. But now Poland is joining in on the act, banks and investors in CEE have reason for concern.
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    In the first of a series of articles on innovation in cash management, Philippe Marcotte de Quivières, deputy head of payments and cash management division, and Emmanuelle Fischer, head of marketing and products cash management at Société Générale outline some of the initiatives the bank has introduced to support treasury clients.
  • The Barclays CEO is stuck between a rock and a hard place in trying to reposition the bank. He may be running out of time to extricate himself.
  • The culture among Chinese companies of preparing and executing their own acquisitions isn’t good news for investment banks keen to charge for services. Will it ever change?
  • The country’s economic recovery continues to gather momentum, underpinned by strengthening domestic demand and robust exports. The government has regained access to the international capital markets and concerns about contagion have receded. There are still vulnerabilities: debt levels are high and the banking system is weak. But Portugal has a spring in its step that it has not had since before the crisis.
  • Are currency depreciation and an uncertain political environment pushing international banks away from Turkish assets? The expected sale of HSBC’s local unit could hold the answer.
  • Portugal debate: Portugal perks up Joaquim Saldanha e Souza (JS) is CEO at CaixaBI. He joined the board of CaixaBI in 2012. He is also a board member at CaixaBI Brasil and Banco Caixa Geral Brasil. He previously managed funds for Nau Capital, Dilligence Capital and Dynamo Capital in London and has also held several positions in Brazil at PT and Vivo. Joaquim has an MBA from the University of Virginia, is married with three children.