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...That sale, said Mario Tavella, chair of Sotheby’s Europe, who was approached by Safra to organise the auction, summed up her determination and charisma rather well....
...Latham & Watkins, the US law firm, has appointed Aldo Piccarreta as a partner in the corporate department of its Milan office, where he will focus on M&A and private equity transactions....
...One of them, Matt Watkins, a director at London’s Parafin Gallery, says: “We feel strongly that it’s important to continue with business as usual.”...
...Mario Draghi, ECB president, has sought to reverse the “fragmentation” of Europe’s monetary union – the retrenchment of weakened banks behind national borders – which has added to the squeeze on lending...
...Confidence that the eurozone crisis was under control had been rising since Mario Draghi, European Central Bank president, pledged last July to do “whatever it takes” to preserve the region’s integrity....
...A pledge from Mario Draghi that the ECB would do “whatever it takes” to prevent the break-up of the eurozone followed by the launch of a government bond-buying programme aimed at ailing eurozone countries...
...A promise by Mario Draghi, president of the ECB, to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro and the launch of a government bond-buying programme by the ECB aimed at ailing eurozone countries last September...
...Artfully placed within a candid speech on how the ECB viewed the crisis in Europe, Mario Draghi said: “But there is another message I want to tell you....
...Divyang Shah, global strategist at IFR Markets, said France was still benefiting from the lingering effect of a pledge by European Central Bank president, Mario Draghi, to do “whatever it takes” to backstop...
...Yields on peripheral debt have fallen considerably since Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, said he would do “whatever it takes” to save the euro....
...Yields on Italian 10-year debt are still way below the near 7 per cent levels they hit last summer before Mario Draghi, ECB president, promised to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro....
...Italy successfully sold €11.75bn of government debt at auction, hitting the top end of its target range even amid increasing political uncertainty in the wake of Mario Monti’s official resignation as prime...
...Since Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, unveiled in September plans for the eurozone’s monetary guardian to backstop government debt markets, the periphery has seen €93bn of net private...
...Mario Draghi’s promise to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro and the launch of the ECB’s government bond-buying programme has reduced the tail risk of eurozone break-up, paving the way for a far-reaching...
...The steady return of US money market funds to the region mimics a wider improvement in sentiment among investors towards the eurozone in the months since Mario Draghi, ECB president, pledged to do “whatever...
...However, Alessandro Pighi and Mario Schmidt, of Fitch, said that as more loans were extended and legal final maturity of the bonds loomed, the pressure on CMBS servicers to find a solution would intensify...
...The shift in tone highlights how much has changed since July when Mario Draghi, president of the European Central Bank, first made his pledge to do whatever it took to save the euro....
...However, it was ECB president Mario Draghi’s pledge in July to do “whatever it takes” to save the eurozone, accompanied a few weeks later by the launch of the ECB’s programme to buy the sovereign debt of...
...Reporting by Mary Watkins in London, Tobias Buck in Madrid, Rachel Sanderson in Milan and Guy Dinmore in Rome...
...But as eurozone worries resurfaced, it was Mario Draghi’s pledge in July to do “whatever it takes” to save the euro followed by the ECB’s September offer to buy up the debt of ailing governments via so-called...
...That tentative stabilisation provides some relief for Mario Draghi, ECB president....
...Additional reporting by Mary Watkins...
...The improvement highlighted how Mario Draghi, ECB president, has helped turn investor sentiment towards the eurozone and ease worries about its possible break-up....
...Less than a year after Mario Draghi moved to avert a liquidity squeeze in Europe’s financial system by pumping nearly €1tn of cheap, three-year loans into the region’s banks, investors are asking how many...
...Investors picking over Mario Draghi’s comments after last week’s European Central Bank meeting have been left wondering not what is on the table to save the eurozone, but what is not....
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