Last year was like no other for global M&A. Can the record-breaking run continue?
The bank is progressing well on its plans to be a top-three European player for equity capital markets, says its EMEA ECM head.
Last year was a record-breaker for investment banking fees, driven by strong performances across M&A, DCM, ECM and syndicated loans.
Digital connectivity is at the heart of the modern economy and will play an even greater role in the future. Digital infrastructure, and its financing, has a crucial role in supporting that future.
Many banks have held up better than expected during the pandemic, but others are falling behind.
Ignacio Gutiérrez-Orrantia, EMEA head of banking, capital markets and advisory, has bold plans and a clear strategy to achieve them.
A host of benefits have continued to entice banks to adopt cloud-based technology, but as with any large-scale transformation it is not always straightforward.
Revenues in 2020 were hit by Covid-19, but not as severely as anticipated and are already showing signs of a bounceback.
Drew Goldman, Deutsche Bank’s global head of investment banking coverage and advisory, believes there are plenty of reasons for optimism about its performance in one of the bank’s most significant markets.
Across the public and private markets, significant efforts are underway to crack the complex and multifaceted challenge of quantifying companies’ environmental, social and governance performance.
Alexander Pukhaev, VTB Capital’s head of global banking, on how the bank supports its clients during significant strategic transactions.
As performance against ESG criteria increasingly has an impact on stock market value, companies are grappling with the strategic consequences.
The first nine months of 2021 show the highest totals on record, but are now showing signs of slowing.
FIS Capital Markets’s head of managed services believes financial services firms are waking up to the benefits of outsourcing.
Natixis CEO Nicolas Namias outlines his ambitions for the firm, following its recent delisting and acquisition by BPCE.
Declines in net interest income and other factors have suppressed revenue levels at the industry’s largest banks.
While the world has grappled with a once-in-a-lifetime health crisis, the global banking sector has remained resilient, if not undamaged, in the face of unprecedented challenges.
All the ingredients are in place for continued private capital market growth.
US leveraged loans activity increased considerably in the first half of 2021 and the rate of high-yield issuance remains rapid.
Bank of America’s head of EMEA capital markets on the benefits of a culture of collaboration.