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Noe joins rating agency Kroll to build Europe arm
Former debt capital markets banker Maurico Noe has joined Kroll Bond Rating Agency as head of Europe to build a European subsidiary of the US-based agency, which is expected to be full-service and locally staffed within months.
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Ex-Deutsche banker 'Venky' sues for unfair dismissal
A former top banker at Deutsche Bank is suing the German bank in London for unfair dismissal.
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MOVES-Noe joins rating agency Kroll to set up Europe arm
Maurico Noe has joined Kroll Bond Rating Agency as head of Europe. Noe, formerly a debt capital markets banker, is to build a European subsidiary of the US-based agency, which is expected to be full-service, and locally staffed within months.
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Fear of failure rises as MAR tears into syndication
Debt bankers are warning of a rise in pulled deals as a result of the EU’s new Market Abuse Regulation, which could have a much wider scope than originally thought and is already making investors reluctant to share information with investment banks.
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Real estate financing descends into turmoil
Uncertainty resulting from the “gating” of seven open-ended retail UK property funds threatens to curtail financing for the country’s commercial real estate sector.
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Green opinions
Is it a coincidence that the prospect of real competition in the provision of second opinions has seen the incumbents back an industry initiative to streamline the presentation their work?
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Barclays set to skip replacing King as IB chief
Barclays is unlikely to formally replace Tom King as head of its investment bank, leaving chief executive Jes Staley in control of the business for the foreseeable future, people familiar with the matter said.
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Barclays set to skip replacing King as head of IB
Barclays is unlikely to formally replace Tom King as head of its investment bank, leaving chief executive Jes Staley in control of the business for the foreseeable future, people familiar with the matter said.
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ESM says looking at options to ease Greece debt
The European Stability Mechanism has acknowledged that it is considering ways to grant debt relief to Greece.
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Hot seat gets hotter for Thiam
Credit Suisse boss Tidjane Thiam will be facing some awkward questions at this month’s AGM after the Swiss bank posted some US$1bn of losses on trading positions that he said had come as a “surprise”.
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