Tag Archives: UBS
Investment banks get their house in order
First quarter results reveal impact of regulatory pressure on banks to raise RWAs and equity – with a numbing effect on profitability. My latest column for Financial News A good spring clean is always cathartic. Nowhere more so than at … Continue reading
The double-edged exit of Andrea Orcel
The departure of Orcel may not spell the disaster that many have predicted for Bank of America Merrill Lynch – and it may not mark a long-term transformation in the fortunes of UBS either. My latest column for Financial News: … Continue reading
All change at the top: the great investment banking reshuffle
It’s not just UBS and Bank of America Merrill Lynch: the entire investment banking industry has been hit by a bout of reshuffling. My latest column for Financial News on what’s happening, why, and what the potential risks are… The … Continue reading
The changing face of the investment banking industry
A unique analysis of the impact of the financial crisis on investment banks – comparing last year’s performance with 2006 – reveals an industry that is smaller, more concentrated, and much less profitable. My latest column for Financial News: Investment … Continue reading
Old bankers never die… they simply come back for more
My latest column for Financial News on how the blasts from the past make for slightly uncomfortable reading. There has been a distinct blast from the past in recent weeks, with many of the names that we haven’t heard from … Continue reading