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Mandate expands, but money doesn’t

Operational risk managers face two contradictory forces: greatly increased responsibility but not-so-greatly increased resources, according to our third annual global operational risk survey. By Ellen Davis

China in its hand

As Industrial Commercial Bank of China receives a $15 billion bailout from the government, the challenges in attracting foreign investment and strengthening the sector become ever more apparent. James Ockenden talks to the China Banking Regulatory…

Deutsche hires El Khoury

Jean El Khoury has joined Deutsche Bank as a director, US index trading, in the securities arm’s global markets division.

NewSmith hires two for Italy

NewSmith Financial Solutions has hired two bankers to grow its advisory team. Ercole Manzi and Maurizio Tassi have joined the firm as partners to focus on Italian clients.

New home-host guide from CEBS

MONTE CARLO – The Committee of European Banking Supervisors (CEBS) is planning to publish a paper in July for a three-month consultation period that will ‘flesh out’ the home-host framework for the advanced measurement approach, according to senior CEBS…

Deutsche appoints new loan management head

Deutsche Bank has appointed Stuart Lewis as global head of the bank's loan exposure management group (LEMG) as of July 1, 2005. He will succeed Betsy Gile, the group's current head, who has announced her retirement.

Barriers to entry

Accounting rules have long given bankers headaches. And IAS 39 compliance could even put banks looking to enter the structured products market at a competitive disadvantage. Patrick Fletcher examines how the rules are affecting the shape of the industry

Lehman Brothers beefs up structuring capability

Lehman Brothers has poached Giuseppe Bivona from Morgan Stanley to originate capital markets products and market structured solutions to Italian banks. He worked as head of the financial institutions group for Italian clients at Morgan Stanley.

TFS continues expansion with Arc Oil purchase

Connecticut-based broker TFS is in fierce expansion mode: yesterday it announced its purchase of oil broker Arc Oil, an oil broker headquartered in Houston. This follows TFS’s recent opening of a Houston office and re-entering US coal and emissions…

Park Place's Polaris missile

Park Place Polaris Prime Europe Fund investors have lived in interesting times, swooping from 430% in 1999 to -37% in 2002. The recruitment of two new faces in 2003 to address such reversals of fortune has paid dividends

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