Investment Banking – Page 4

22 December 2017

Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse Plan MiFID II Venues for Bonds

Published by Bloomberg– 22nd Dec 2017

Morgan Stanley and Credit Suisse Group AG will become trading venues under MiFID II to make markets in bonds, equities, currencies and derivatives with their clients, two of the last major banks to reveal how they will trade under the European Union’s sweeping overhaul of financial regulation.

8 December 2017

Goldman Sachs to clear bitcoin futures: spokeswoman

Published by Channel News Asia – 8th Dec 2017

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is planning to clear bitcoin futures for some clients as the new contracts go live on exchanges in the coming days, a spokeswoman for the bank said on Thursday.

23 November 2017

Deutsche Bank strategist tells investors to avoid bitcoin

Published by Channel News Asia –23rd Nov 2017

Deutsche Bank has joined the ranks of those warning about the virtual currency bitcoin as an investment.

7 November 2017

Barclays fails to end US ‘dark pool’ class action

Published by Channel News Asia –7th Nov 2017

Barclays Plc has failed to persuade a U.S. appeals court to unwind a class action lawsuit accusing the British bank of defrauding shareholders about its private “dark pool” trading platforms.

11 October 2017

Credit Suisse Aussie Unit Head Exits

Published by Finews.asia – 11th Oct 2017

Credit Suisse’s head of investment banking in Australia and New Zealand is leaving the Swiss bank suddenly. The former UBS veteran had been with Credit Suisse less than two years.

6 October 2017

Deutsche appoints new asset management head in Asia Pacific

Published by Hubbis – 6th Oct 2017

Deutsche Bank has hired Alex Prout as the new head of its regional asset management business in Asia, according to reports in Reuters.

8 March 2017

Mirabaud Securities strengthens Asian equity coverage

Published by Hubbis – 8th March 2017

Mirabaud Securities has appointed an Asian equities team to strengthen its specialist coverage of a key investment market for the firm.

13 January 2017

UBS’s Asia Investment Bank Head Joseph Chee Said to Resign

Published by Bloomberg – 13th January 2017

Joseph Chee, UBS Group AG’s Asia investment-banking head, has resigned, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

Chee, who spoke just last week at UBS’s Greater China conference in Shanghai, plans to leave the banking industry and is considering setting up his own investment fund, said one of the people, who asked not to be identified because the information is private.