Keith Mullin
Keith Mullin is Editor-at-Large of International Financing Review (IFR). An accomplished journalist, editor and market commentator for over 25 years, Keith has covered a range of specialist market segments from debt, equity and loan capital markets to securitisation, financial derivatives, leveraged finance, emerging markets and others. He is the author of two hard-hitting analyses of the investment banking industry – "Global Investment Banks: Trends, Strategies and Performance (2006) and “After the Bailout: Future Directions in Investment Banking” (2009). Based in London, Keith is married with three children. He is Vice President of Save the Children.
Contact Info
- Tel: +44 (0)20 7369 7566
- E-mail: keith.mullin@thomsonreuters.com
Recent stories
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Stephen Hester: Have I got a job for you!
WHEN ONE DOOR closes, another one opens. Last Wednesday, UK Chancellor George Osborne had RBS chief executive Stephen Hester fired; a day later an ad appeared in the Financial Times job section that has Hester’s n
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India: Treat with extreme caution
JUST BACK FROM Mumbai, where I chaired IFR’s latest Indian Capital Markets Conference. I’ve been hosting the event for years now. It’s always a great opportunity to capture the mood of the market, sense-check sent
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Call to investors: stand up and be counted
I’M PUZZLED. MY May 21 column on block trades – “
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- Should UBS be thanking CP Group for its sterling results?
- Does the world need more credit rating agencies?
