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You know how holidays are supposed to be fun and relaxing? Well, my friend Two Pints is probably wishing breaks never existed after his eventful Easter weekend. -
Senior managers at banks are often accused of being humourless and dour. But a good friend of mine has been pleasantly surprised to learn that they aren't always so — at least at his organisation.
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Browsing through hundreds of pages of financial statements is one way to tell how a bank is doing. But a simpler way would be just to observe the trading floor.
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These may be difficult days for bankers, given how up and down deal flow has been since the beginning of the year. However, privately many seem happy enough to be indulging in some unexpected free time.
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As an ex-banker, I am used to hearing rants about the miserable fees paid by Asia’s state-owned issuers, but even I struggle to comprehend the lengths dealers must now go to if they want to win a deal.
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When I was a banker dazzling clients with my handsome good looks, I was never one to read too much into a bank’s financial results.
