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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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Nomura is rebooting its global investment banking ambitions based on the strengths of its ESG advisory capabilities in the US, but how can it ensure its expansion is sustainable? -
UniCredit’s appointment of an equity capital markets heavyweight shows clear ambition, but the group’s new strategy is a hostage to M&A fortune
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The French bank can’t afford to give up on to its UK equity capital markets business as it plots a path to a top three spot in European ECM over the next five years, writes David Rothnie
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Despite a global M&A deal boom, environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors make it harder for banks to monetise some corporate relationships, writes David Rothnie
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Investment banks are returning to M&A to address strategic weaknesses and structural headwinds, but big ticket consolidation is still some way off, as caution trumps ambition
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A year on from announcing its strategic revamp, the Dutch bank is on track with its transformation
