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| Reports: RBS Mulls Splitting Investment Bank Into Two Divisions NASDAQ The British lender could reportedly announce a shake-up that will split its markets business from its international banking division and pave the way for John Hourican, head of the investment bank, to leave the company. The British government owns a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Bankers look to cash in on sub-prime patients Yorkshire Post The Ernst & Young partner told the audience that investment bankers in London want to “buy sub-prime patients, wrap them up in insurance and sell those patients as a risk profile because they believe there's a large amount of money to be made from ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Global Banking Training TARGETjobs Global Banking Training offers instructor-led investment banking training to global banks, private equity, hedge funds, corporate and individual clients. We are specialised in applied Excel-based cash flow financial modeling and business valuation for ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| RBS expected to shrink investment arm after Libor revelations domain-B Ever since Barclays was fined £290 million in June for rigging the benchmark interest rate, RBS chief executive Stephen Hester has been preparing the bank for the possibility of a worse humiliation by regulators on both sides of the Atlantic. Bob ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| European Shares Called Lower, BOJ Decides to Ease CNBC.com European shares traded lower on Tuesday and shares of Deutsche Bank weighed heavily on Germany's DAX Index after rumors that the German financial sector regulator had asked it to simulate a split of investment banking and retail operations. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Deutsche Bank defies critics Independent Online There has been much debate in Germany recently on whether it is ethical for investment banks to make billions of dollars in profits from speculation in food commodities while millions of people are condemned to live - and die - in hunger and poverty ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Remittances, investments to keep BoP in surplus -- banks BusinessWorld Online Edition Posted on January 21, 2013 11:25:05 PM. Remittances, investments to keep BoP in surplus -- banks. THE BALANCE of payments (BoP) should register another sizeable surplus this year as the country receives more investments and remittances, banks said. See all stories on this topic » |
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| Is IB Really The Best "Learning Experience"? | Wall Street Oasis By DonVon A: Well, among other reasons, investment banking is the best learning experience someone with my background can receive right after finishing college. Working 100 hours a week at something for 2 or 3 years is like receiving 5 years of ... Wall Street Oasis - Investment... | ||
| Study: banks expect bad luck in 2013 - The Local The majority of German banks expect 2013 to be a difficult year marked by job cuts and a further slowdown in the investment banking market, a ratings agency study released suggested on Monday. The Local - Germany's news in English |
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| European Investment Bank's $5 Billion Registered Debt Offering ... Cravath represented European Investment Bank in connection with its US$5 billion registered debt offering. European Investment Bank is a long‑term financing ... www.cravath.com/European-Investment-Banks-5-Billion-Regi... | ||
| Investment banks: time for a fitness boot camp Banks may feel that they got themselves into decent shape last year but the restructuring so far has just been a gentle warm-up. www.efinancialnews.com/.../investment-banks-boot-camp-rest... | ||
| SPIEGEL ONLINE International Forum - Snakes and Ladders ... For decades, investment bankers have held the key to untold riches -- but now they're being laid off by the tens of thousands. As the crisis forces the industry to ... forum-international.spiegel.de/showthread.php?t=3162 |
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