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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Japan DCM professionals juggling myriad issuance ideas
To Tokyo, where I moderated a yen debt capital markets roundtable after the market close on Tuesday. I’m also giving out the awards at the annual DealWatch awards dinner on Thursday. DealWatch is IFR’s Japanese-language capital markets affiliate and the event always draws a good crowd of senior capital markets professionals and their clients. It’s a great opportunity to catch up with the market in a short space of time.
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Changes near the top of JP Morgan, but what about Dimon?
Jamie Dimon’s admission last week that JP Morgan’s ill-fated CIO trading strategy was flawed, complex, poorly reviewed, poorly executed and poorly monitored was full of the kind of staged pathos you’d expect in the circumstances from a CEO with nowhere to hide.
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Capital markets will stay open
IFR editor-at-large Keith Mullin argues that credit crunch talk is overdone
- Dresdner Kleinwort court judgement enshrines pay for failure
- Environment doesn’t bode well for investment bank earnings
- Indian banks put on brave front in face of mounting problems
- Government to intervene in growing Indian FCCB crisis
- RBS’s advisory spin-off gathers pace
- A solution takes shape for Spanish NPLs
- Urwin to HK: does that really signify regional commitment?
