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  • It pains me to say it but there is a tendency among us bankers to take credit for victories and shift the blame for wrongdoing onto anyone else. It is of course a tricky art to perfect, as one of my friends recently discovered the hard way.
  • Despite my busy post-retirement schedule of keeping up with Tai Tai and holding marathon drinking sessions at my favourite watering holes, I found time recently to attend one of those big investment conferences in town.
  • Another week and another bank has announced a round of cuts. If it continues like this, we bankers are going to become an endangered species — especially as the current earnings season isn’t providing any joy either.
  • Moving to a new bank is never easy. Just think about it — all those trips to HR, getting to know your co-workers, searching for good food joints and, of course, doing your first deal.
  • It was that time of the year again last weekend when rugby (and drinking) fans from around the world descend on Hong Kong for the Sevens, clogging up the island with fancy dress and drunken mischief.
  • Let’s face it, banking is not the most glamorous of professions these days, with fines and investigations sadly becoming the norm. But every once in a while, there comes a chance to discover something you might not have otherwise thought possible.