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Upheaval in US-Europe relationship could reshape the M&A landscape
With private equity plateauing and private credit booming, banks are anxious not to get left out of the party
A wave of deals promises to redraw Italy’s banking landscape, pitching financial titans against politicians and offering advisers with a chance to burnish their credentials
Changing one of IB bosses shows what Deutsche values
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European investment banks must differentiate their advisory offerings as they fight for a greater share of a shrinking fee pool in 2022 -
The bank’s new strategy will liberate the investment bank by dismantling political obstacles and bringing together its disparate forces, but will also require a cultural shift, writes David Rothnie
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By paying fees to diversity and inclusion firms, big banks from Bank of America to Deutsche are changing the status quo in US bond markets, while a new-style M&A firm is also blazing a trail. Will Europe follow suit?
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Deutsche Bank has bounced back in 2021 and is looking to recapture its former glory by poaching talent from rivals, including four MDs from BNP Paribas, the bank that has taken its crown as the leading European corporate finance house
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The mid-market corporate finance firm has been on a five-year landgrab in Europe, culminating in the biggest acquisition in its history, writes David Rothnie
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A boom in financial sponsor-related activity has coincided with a successful re-ordering by banks of their coverage efforts, writes David Rothnie
