David Livingstone appointed Citi Australia country head
Citi has appointed former Credit Suisse banker David Livingstone as its country head for Australia.
FIRB and ATO a dynamic duo
The Treasurer recently announced that the government will use the foreign investment system to ensure tax compliance by multinational companies when investing in Australia.
Deutsche Bank set to end legal disputes this year
Deutsche Bank, which has paid some $12.3 billion in fines and settlements since the financial crisis, aims to resolve the largest of its legal cases this year.
JPMorgan's Dimon on how to build a successful business
JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon says despite 'all the turbulence', the US banking system is strong, even though Chinese banks will soon be established in 100 countries.
Deutsche Bank fingerprints on Spark's stake in DUET
Hungry equities desks would normally be tripping over each other to pitch for a $650 million block trade. But Spark Infrastructure's stake in DUET is not your normal block trade.
Lessons from Warren Buffett's letter to investors
Investing sage Warren Buffett has delivered his annual letter to Berkshire Hathaway shareholders; those fortunate holders of the $US200,000 stock.
Citi heads Macquarie, JPMorgan on M&A league table
Citi has jumped to an early lead on the announced mergers and acquisitions league tables.
'Rainmakers' need no longer apply at RBS
Royal Bank of Scotland Group's chairman Howard Davies said his firm has stopped pursuing highly paid investment bankers.
How hedge funds spun a 'big short' panic
This week's panic about a 'big short' in property shows how hedge fundsused media management to make war on the banks.
A black box for boardrooms to stop bad takeover deals
A black box able to predict whether a proposed takeover will end up being a good deal sounds like a godsend for boardrooms where directors m...
Barclays slashes $200m from bank bonus pool
Barclays has cut the bonus pool for its investment bank by about $200 million, insiders say.
