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...Mr Westerman left HSBC last year after he ruffled feathers with what some considered an abrasive style....
...Mark Tucker, the incoming chairman of HSBC, is in a hurry to find a successor for Stuart Gulliver as chief executive of Europe’s biggest bank by assets and plans to announce the board’s choice this year....
...The bank has been rocked by the departure of big-name bankers brought in recently to boost its performance, including Matthew Westerman, who quit as co-head of global banking last year, and Philip Noblet...
...Rocket Internet plots €150m share buyback scheme (FT) Aston Martin seeks valuation of up to £5bn in London IPO (FT) Rio Tinto issues details on returning $3.2bn to shareholders (FT) Oaktree’s Howard Marks...
...Mark Carney: Eyebrow-raising At a Bank of England press conference on Tuesday, when governor Mark Carney was apparently ambushed by a left-field question about the London Stock Exchange, everyone expected...
...His departure marks another setback to HSBC’s faltering attempts to break into the top ranks of global investment banking, a position it has pursued since hiring John Studzinski from Morgan Stanley in 2003...
...Mark Dunhill: Tea to China Mark Dunhill is selling tea to China....
...As part of the changes, Kekst CNC named an advisory board, which will include Maurice Lévy, who chairs Publicis Groupe, and Matthew Westerman, the former Goldman Sachs and Rothschild banker who launched...
...Matthew Westerman, the former senior banker at HSBC and Goldman Sachs, has launched a new investment firm called MW&L Capital Partners....
...The judges were: Daniel Winterfeldt, Reed Smith; Sandie Okoro, World Bank; Harriet Arnold, Financial Times; Hayley Sudbury, Werkin; Lisa Webley, University of Westminster; Matthew Westerman, HSBC; and Sandra...
...Matthew Westerman, co-head of global banking at HSBC, observed gloomily that big US investment banks were all taking market share from their UK and European rivals....
...“I think that’s a responsible position from a safety standpoint,” says David Westerman, Malaysia and Asia-Pacific emerging markets managing director of Ford, whose Yangon dealership marks its first anniversary...
...That “could mark the end of Arm’s monopoly on smartphones and especially on tablets,” it said....
...Wearing a bright-red Hawaiian shirt, Lord Myners, once chairman of Marks and Spencer, chatted with his old chief executive, Sir Stuart Rose....
...“The fourth quarter could be very busy, there are a number of large deals that are likely to come this year,” said Mark Hantho, global co-head of equity capital markets, at Deutsche Bank....
...“Investors have spent a lot of the last 18 months funding companies to keep them going,” said Matthew Westerman, global head of equity capital markets, at Goldman Sachs....
...“The way governments and central banks and regulators manage systemic risk will be the main mark of this crisis.” But at least they will not be doing so as controlling shareholders....
...It is a business in which relationships are built up over many years,” says Mark Astaire, Merrill’s co-head of corporate broking....
...Emerging from the wilderness for the evening was his nemesis, ex-RBS chairman Sir Tom McKillop who found Marks and Spencer’s boss Sir Stuart Rose to chat to....
...“In fact, for many companies, the rights issue may mark the beginning of a strategic relationship with another party,” he says....
...Karen Cook (a non-executive director on the Tesco board) at Goldman Sachs and Sian Westerman at N.M. Rothschild are just two women in the City advising on major mergers and acquisitions....
...“More and more women are making their mark as finance directors, and I would expect this to continue,” he says....
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