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Let banks fail, says Jamie Dimon

Let banks fail, says Jamie Dimon

JPMorgan Chase chief Jamie Dimon says the United States is almost at the point where big banks can be allowed to fail without taxpayers wearing the losses. “Too-big-to-fail has hugely diminished and my guess is that when all is said and done, it will be gone,” he said in an interview with The Australian Financial Review in Sydney.

Mid size global PE visitors here to stay

Mid size global PE visitors here to stay

Bankers say the greater activity by mid size global private equity firms in the Australian market is likely to continue, with one of the more active ones in recent times shortly looking to list their first company on the market.

Budget a boon for infrastructure projects

The financial crisis demonstrated that the infrastructure funding model that had done so well for Australia – and allowed us to export funding technology – was broken.

Barclays cuts several hundred investment bank jobs

Barclays cuts several hundred investment bank jobs

Barclays has this week cut several hundred jobs in its investment bank as part of its plan to shrink the business by 7000 staff over the next three years to save costs, people familiar with the matter said.

World wakes up to feel-good finance

World wakes up to feel-good finance

British PM David Cameron has been giving a big push to ‘social impact investing’, which harnesses private capital for social problems. NSW Premier Mike Baird is also a fan.

Goldman Sachs names Stephen Scherr as chief strategy officer

Goldman Sachs names Stephen Scherr as chief strategy officer

Goldman Sachs named Stephen Scherr as its new chief strategy officer on Monday, replacing an executive who had worked at the firm for nearly 30 years and is retiring at the end of the year.

M&A

Pos Name Value ($m) No % share
1Goldman Sachs28,8281443.9
2UBS16,8741325.7
3Citi16,634825.3
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ECM

Pos Name Value ($m) No % share
1UBS2,1722219.8
2Goldman Sachs1,8311016.7
3Morgan Stanley1,7081115.5
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DCM Dealogic Logo

Pos Name Value ($m) No % share
1Westpac9,8403516.6
2National Australia Bank8,0453713.6
3Commonwealth Bank of Australia7,5203412.7

Syndicated Loans

Pos Name Value ($m) No % share
1ANZ4,3373116.3
2National Australia Bank3,9051914.6
3Westpac3,5692913.4

JPMorgan, Deutsche extend chatroom bans: sources

JPMorgan, Deutsche extend chatroom bans: sources

JPMorgan Chase and Deutsche Bank are extending bans on the use of multi-dealer online chatrooms, sources say, as banks crack down on potentially inappropriate communications.

Lloyds Bank appoints Blackwell new chairman

Lloyds Bank appoints Blackwell new chairman

The Lloyds Banking Group said that Norman Blackwell would become its chairman next year, succeeding Winfried Bischoff, who is scheduled to retire in April.

Block trades hit five-year high

Few deals are riskier for equity capital markets bankers than a block trade. But with placements thin on the ground this year, block trades were the main game for firms to dominate the all-important league tables

The mammoth listed fund battle

The mammoth listed fund battle

It took an hour long meeting in Bacino’s, one of Mosman’s most popular cafes, to jolt forward the largest takeover in Australia’s listed real estate space since 2007.

All toll roads lead to the same place

All toll roads lead to the same place

Inside the deal | How the deal for bankrupt Brisbane toll road, the Clem7 tunnel, unfolded, ending in Queensland Motorways $618 million purchase.