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...Approached for his views on the deal, Mark Hogan, head of WEDC at the time it was made, declined to comment....
...Mr Hintz told the Financial Times that the last year in equity research had been “a little boring.”...
...“Instead of having a shack open selling hot dogs all day long, they are more in the catering business, looking for big transactions,” said Mark Vonderheide of Geneva Energy Markets, an oil swap dealer....
...A few weeks ago, to mark the occasion and explain the fund, Mr Blankfein met Morgan Stanley bankers and brokers over lunch....
...From Mr Mark Hintz....
...Mr Hintz reckoned that the reductions in revenue would largely be due to the expected ban on amassing positions simply to benefit from expected price appreciation....
...The financial sector – led by JPMorgan, which reached its highest mark since May – climbed 3.9 per cent on the day, clearly outpacing other groups, and is up more than 18 per cent for the year....
...His comments mark the latest episode in the dispute between Goldman and the commission, which has scolded the bank for its “abysmal” response to the inquiry....
...Not surprisingly, AllianceBernstein analyst Brad Hintz expects a 52 per cent drop in prime broker earnings. And due to a host of reasons, the cost of running prime brokerage has gone up....
...In a note to clients, Mr Hintz described that premise as implausible....
...Hintz said. Related links: A trading inquiry at Merrill Lynch – NYT “We’re good at this” – FT Alphaville...
...Per Hintz: Based on our expectations, this quarter will mark the worst year-over-year decline in quarterly investment banking revenues for the group for as far back as we have good data....
...The short-term question is just how many nasty surprises will turn up as a result of mark-to-market losses and loan write-downs....
...But Brad Hintz, analyst at Sanford Bernstein, says it is unlikely that there will be any “managing” of marks. Another focus will be how banks account for loan commitments to private equity buy-outs....
...Brad Hintz, an analyst at Sanford Bernstein, says they represent “a significant breakdown of the firm’s risk management process”....
...Hintz – who worked with Quattrone at Morgan Stanley in the mid-1990s – suggests Quattrone might end up taking his technology expertise to one of a rash of boutique investment banking firms, where, as Hintz...
...“Banks have always been in the business of making a counterparty-based credit assessment,” says Mark Haas, head of prime brokerage at Deutsche....
...Brad Hintz, analyst at Bernstein Research, said he expected merchant banking “to remain an exceptional business in 2006”....
...“The sheer amount of paper outstanding means incumbent desks won’t want to let go,” said Mark Howard, head of credit research at Barclays Capital in New York. There could also be external pressures....
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