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  • The entire premise of the regulatory push for subsidiarization is that bank subsidiaries are safer and more stable in a crisis.
  • The decision by Mike Cavanagh, co-CEO of investment banking at JPMorgan, to move to private equity firm Carlyle should not be viewed as a surprise. Cavanagh has taken himself out of the running for the role of successor to JPMorgan group CEO Jamie Dimon in order to make a late entry in the stakes to follow Carlyle founders David Rubenstein and Bill Conway.
  • The previously expansionist bank needs to take a more modest, consolidating stance.
  • "He comes in waves"
  • According to a new international poll, money is the most uncomfortable topic of conversation for high-net-worth individuals.
  • "If this evolves into a refined global framework that clarifies home-host responsibilities and supports cross-border trust, that is an important development. That would help support the global effort to end too-big-to fail. If this encourages the global community to develop thoughtful, consistent architecture in this area, this could end up being a positive outcome overall"
  • Makes statement with 100-year sterling bond; more splash than a perp, says issuing official.
  • How hard will an emerging market portfolio get hit? Differentiation, not blind love, will tell.
  • Smaller buyers will have to be smart to beat the private equity giants in Europe’s great banking assets sell-off.
  • From telecoms to financials to agriculture, more than 700 of Africa’s most established leaders gathered together this March for a three-day forum to build and reinforce regional ties, promote public-private sector partnership and discuss investment opportunities – all in the name of creating a supportive environment for economic and business development on the continent.
  • Overwhelming demand for a string of bank AT1 deals shows the extent of investors’ desperation for yield as much as their faith in the restored health of the banking sector. As more new investors accept these deals, hopes grow that a €150 billion AT1 market might emerge quickly now. But terms have tightened far and fast and AT1 can be volatile.
  • Declining primary debt market volumes and associated revenue declines raise a warning flag ahead of bank results for another poor quarter in FICC.