Class A directors are commercial bankers who are elected by bankers to represent the interests of bankers.
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" She grew animated describing a municipal government operating on "bankers' hours," and added, "Bankers don't even use bankers' hours anymore.
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"Bankers will disappear, technology people will be the bankers of tomorrow."
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Researchers have found central bankers often outperform private bankers at forecasting.
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Not all bankers received the full amounts that were requested, bankers told Reuters.
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So the Medici become huge bankers, along with three or four other bankers.
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Let the players play, let the bankers be bankers, let the boys be boys.
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It is the Independent Community Bankers of America, not the Independent Community Bankers Association.
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Trump, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and National Economic Council Director Gary Cohn hosted bankers representing the American Bankers Association (ABA) and Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA) on Thursday morning.
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But bankers are bankers, you know, when it's good times, they give you all the money.
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" Instead, he says, point the finger at the bankers: "The reputational risk is to the bankers.
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However where western bankers fear to tread, China's big banks are pouring in, bankers and advisers said.
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Well, I argued that it had a lot to do with the way central bankers talk all the time to private bankers — and that bankers are hurt a lot by low interest rates.
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AND I THINK IT'S A FAIR QUESTION THAT ALL CENTRAL BANKERS AND BANKERS NEED TO BE ASKING THEMSELVES TODAY.
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While some politicians have proposed removing bankers from regional Fed boards, Lacker said bankers provide expertise for clearing payments.
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Powerful bank lobbies, such as the American Bankers Association, Independent Community Bankers of America and Consumer Bankers Association, have lined up behind Hensarling's bill, the most expansive effort to reduce financial regulations imposed in Dodd-Frank.
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Several bankers, investors and industry executives estimated that the city currently had fewer than 20 experienced biotech and biopharma bankers.
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And what they say about it -- "they" meaning central bankers and those who apologize and support and cheer on central bankers.
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Investment bankers and retail bankers freely acknowledge a skill set deficit in managing banks in a world of negative deposit rates.
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Bankers Life and Casualty Company Bankers Conseco Life Insurance Company Colonial Penn Life Insurance Company Washington National Insurance Company --IFS 'BBB+'.
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But bankers say that issuers and their bankers are not keen to allocate too much to one investor - even the ECB.
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The Bankers The special counsel's office called several bankers to testify in the Manafort trial, including Dennis Raico, who was granted immunity.
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Starry-eyed entrepreneurs and deal-chasing bankers are cut from culturally different cloths, but they've needed each other for decades: Founders need the wisdom of bankers to turn their private companies into public behemoths; bankers need the consistent revenue stream.
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American Bankers Association President Rob Nichols and Consumer Bankers Association President Richard Hunt, and Independent Community Bankers of America President Rebeca Romero Rainey attended the meeting on behalf of the their trade groups representing the vast majority of U.S. retail banks.
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Mr. Brand began working at Bankers Trust about 26 years ago and moved to Deutsche Bank when it bought Bankers Trust in 1999.
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Average bonuses for Wall Street bankers grew to $184,220 in 2017, Bloomberg reports, making it the largest bonus increase for bankers since 2006.
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Credit Suisse has been hiring technology bankers to replenish its ranks after losing five bankers to Jefferies, a unit of Leucadia National Corp last spring.
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One of the highest profile tech companies in the world would be declaring that it doesn't need bankers the way that bankers think they do.
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In an already red-hot hiring market for US investment bankers in 2019, competitors have poached a slew of senior bankers from the beleaguered German lender.
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Now regulatory agencies are, or are about to be run, by leaders who think like bankers and are therefore more willing to accede to bankers requests.
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The chiefs of the Consumer Bankers Association, Independent Community Bankers of America, National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions and several other groups attended the signing.
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The five bankers, who are all managing directors, will join Jefferies' San Francisco office, which will now have nine managing directors and more than 30 bankers total.
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Other attendees expected include the CEOs of large regional lenders U.S. Bancorp and Truist, and the heads of the American Bankers Association and the Consumer Bankers Association.
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In the middle of the 250s, the head of the American Bankers Association called on bankers to stop funding the government until it ended the New Deal.
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"There's almost like zero relocation here [among bankers]," she said, noting that she's generally seeing some bankers already here seeking new apartments, but many are leaving the country.
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Bankers are unwilling to risk missing out on a deal of this size and are actively pitching financing proposals to Altice to back any potential bid, bankers said.
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The Fed would not want for expertise without bankers on its regional boards: it already hires plenty of ex-bankers and can always consult the firms it regulates.
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Those firms, along with the American Bankers Association and Consumer Bankers Association, are flexing their muscles, pushing Trump-appointed regulators to wind back other areas of Dodd-Frank.
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"If a bank chooses to have a fortress balance sheet that protects taxpayers and minimizes systemic risk, then bankers ought to be allowed to be bankers," he said.
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The staggering price increases seen in the crypto-market have led to multiple warnings from central bankers, investment bankers and other investors that it has reached bubble territory.
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The chiefs of the Consumer Bankers Association (CBA), Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA), National Association of Federally-Insured Credit Unions and several other groups attended the signing.
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European central bankers say they could cut rates again should economic conditions worsen, but private bankers and insurers are already thinking of creative ways to avoid those charges altogether.
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On Wednesday, the Spanish court ruled that seven current and former Santander bankers and three former bankers from BNP's Spanish unit would be questioned, with hearings set for June.
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The Chamber, American Bankers Association, Consumer Bankers Association, Credit Union National Association and Financial Services Roundtable joined nearly a dozen groups in denouncing the rule in a Monday letter.
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Jesse Klaver, the handsome 30-year-old leader of GreenLeft, demanded in the debates that janitors should earn more and bankers less, framing the CDA and VVD as bankers' friends.
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Groups like the Credit Union National Association, the Independent Community of Bankers of America, American Bankers Association and the National Cannabis Industry Association are also vocal advocates for the measure.
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They are actually other central bankers and they will probably be what I will miss the most, the long lasting friendships that we meet all the time as central bankers.
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European bankers are working on debt financing in excess of seven times Ista's EBITDA and some bankers are working on leverage levels as high as 8.5 times, banking sources said.
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Here are three reasons why bankers should become soldiers: By becoming a soldier, bankers will acquire skills and learn about new technologies that will make them better at their civilian jobs.
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The Houghton-based Portage Lakes Hockey Club started to compete against Pittsburgh teams like the Pittsburgh Athletic Club, Pittsburgh Duquesne, Western University, and the Pittsburgh Bankers (comprised entirely of, yes, bankers).
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It's a top priority for a cadre of powerful financial services lobbying groups, including the American Bankers Association (ABA), the Independent Community Bankers of America and the Credit Union National Association.
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It's amazing – we met oncologists, real estate developers, bankers.
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" Amazon's bankers "also made it clear again ... that Amazon.
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NEW YORK (LPC) - Bankers and investors are looking to payment processor Verifone's buyout financing and a deal backing healthcare data analytics provider Verscend's acquisition of payment accuracy provider Cotiviti to set the tone for leveraged loans when bankers return to work after the Labor Day holiday in the US, according to several bankers and investors.
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The bankers emphasized the need for "tailoring regulations to fit the size and complexity of banks," said Chesapeake Financial Shares Inc Vice Chairman Jeffrey Szyperski, one of the bankers in the meeting.
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His farewell followed the departure of two other bankers Nicolas Constant and Pierre Pasqual, who left in early October, prompting speculation of further defections among the roughly 140 bankers at Lazard Paris.
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The five will serve as so-called relationship bankers within the broader Cross Markets team, which is expected to staff more than 100 bankers by year&aposs end, including 45 managing directors.
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The Trump administration will likely ask bankers to support businesses that are hurting because of a pullback in consumer spending, according to two industry sources familiar with bankers' preparations for the meeting.
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Many ECB policymakers like Villeroy and bankers have long called for regulation to be adapted to encourage cross-border mergers, but the governments in Germany and the Netherlands are opposed, bankers say.
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The endorsement of major financial sector lobbying groups, including the American Bankers Association, the Independent Community Bankers of America, and the Credit Union National Association, helped secure broad support for the bill.
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A source familiar with the talks in the Saudi capital tells Axios that, in essence, the lawyers oppose New York and bankers prefer it, and the bankers have the upper hand right now.
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Banks and central bankers have locked horns over why liquidity in secondary bond markets has thinned, with bankers blaming tougher regulation introduced by the FSB and others since the 2007-09 financial crisis.
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The bankers emphasized the need for "tailoring regulations to fit the size and complexity of banks," said Chesapeake Financial Shares Inc Chairman and CEO Jeffrey Szyperski, one of the bankers in the meeting.
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Land prices are expected to continue dropping well into 2016, and liquidity of farm operations remains among bankers' top concerns, according to the fourth-quarter survey of bankers in the U.S. grain belt.
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He had no problem trashing fat cat bankers when it was politically convenient; and now he has no problem accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars from those same bankers when it's financially convenient.
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Ebix did not use any investment bankers for the transaction.
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The Japanese Bankers Association seems to be feeling the heat.
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Luetkemeyer, it appeared, was giving friendly advice to the bankers.
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That could fit with what British bankers are calling for.
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The three banks are also the principal bankers for Ezra.
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Credit Suisse has seen several bankers depart in recent months.
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Deutsche Bank has recently seen some senior investment bankers leave.
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Then Goldman went after his entire team of nine bankers.
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Banks and their generously remunerated bankers were blamed and disliked.
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That causes central bankers to get worried when markets fall.
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The delay, Italian bankers grumble, has discouraged other possible mergers.
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Bankers grumble about regulation as well as low interest rates.
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They are central bankers looking to help promote economic growth.
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ET Friday to an audience of central bankers and economists.
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The mere mention of her name draws groans from bankers.
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Similarly, central bankers often overestimate the durability of a boom.
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The other two central bankers also pointed to debt levels.
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The statement did not explain other transactions reported by bankers.
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This book shows you part of what investment bankers do.
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Yet many Brexiteers are unfazed by bankers' threats to decamp.
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There were the obligatory statements that bankers were inherently dishonest.
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But regional bankers see two big trends in their favour.
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Given these pressures, central bankers' caution should hardly be surprising.
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The pushback has been welcomed by investors and bankers alike.
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IRATE BANKERS Japan's banks have lobbied energetically against Kuroda's policies.
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The bankers' preoccupations are changing, from recovery to financial stability.
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Central bankers are not known to be a visionary bunch.
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OF LATE Indian bankers have felt an unfamiliar sensation: optimism.
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"No House in the Hands of Bankers" the banner read.
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The bankers' current pain will be the system's future gain.
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As it widens, bankers are bracing for a jump scare.
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Now junior bankers strike up conversations with him, he said.
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OK, so now we want bankers to have more control.
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"I understood that the bankers were never convicted," he said.
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So, as investment bankers, we will always sniff out deals.
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Bankers said that move could raise concerns about capital controls.
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Still, lawyers and bankers say the SEC's act has improved.
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What central bankers mean by normalising policy is clear enough.
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The bankers' valuations average around $1.5 trillion, one source said.
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"Central bankers cannot solve these kinds of problems," he said.
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"'Bipartisanship' as long as it's the bankers' way," scoffed Sen.
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A lot of bankers who turned me down know me.
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And dinner with him is a big lure, bankers say.
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As often as they inspire confidence, central bankers sow fear.
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The American Bankers Association has some tips to protect yourself.
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Some family bankers can give or lend money without worry.
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Bankers forecast it would rise to 24.60 percent on Tuesday.
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Bankers needed the money, entrepreneurs needed to do an IPO.
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Twitter hired bankers earlier in October to explore selling itself.
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Central bankers from around the world will gather from Aug.
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But Brazilian bankers have been sensible as well as lucky.
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The bankers themselves didn't even know what was going on.
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And he didn't mean a bunch of scheming Eastern bankers.
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In December 2009, Obama was not reluctant to chastise bankers.
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However, this process comes with a few snags, bankers say.
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The meetings bring together central bankers, lawmakers and company directors.
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Reputable businessmen, bankers, lawyers, and others numbered among its members
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There's a lot at stake for bankers on the deal.
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Deutsche Bank declined to comment on Cryan's discussions with bankers.
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"Neuroscientists know about these biases, but investment bankers probably don't."
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Mr. Zucman is skeptical that the bankers will sufficiently comply.
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Conservative economists, central bankers and academics all share this view.
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Two former bankers have also been charged by U.S. prosecutors.
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Italian bankers lined up at his door for a sitting.
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Street Journal insisted that the "consensus" among bankers and executives
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Bankers say U.S. sanctions, though reduced, have choked the economy.
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And it exposed how unprepared bankers, lawmakers and watchdogs were.
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That's just what bankers shoot for when executing public listings.
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Bankers said it could benefit from reducing its distribution commitments.
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"Bankers pretend they don't care about league tables," he said.
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Some bankers even argued the bonds came inside fair value.
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Investment bankers have had an awful start to the year.
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Game 23 is set for Saturday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
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Maybe you could slash the pay of bankers and traders.
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The theory was backed by leading economists and central bankers.
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Investment bankers floated a valuation of $120 billion last fall.
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The Americans' pursuit of foreign bankers no longer looked invincible.
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It is not uncommon for bankers to assess both options.
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Earlier versions of this article misidentified the Consumer Bankers Association.
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Like the bankers, shareholders and investors were also bailed out.
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The telecom sector has the most oversold loans, bankers say.
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When Mr. Meissner leaves, other senior bankers may soon follow.
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And it wasn't just bankers and salarymen who made fortunes.
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Some insiders and bankers say that figure is too high.
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Wall Street bankers are unlikely to cheer such a development.
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Regulators have told bankers to be lenient about debt payments.
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Game 4 is set for Saturday at Bankers Life Fieldhouse.
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Orders for the bonds totaled about $40 billion, bankers said.
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De Bresson said top bankers agree France is changing fundamentally.
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Bankers also warned against expecting similar results for other banks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters Breakingviews) - U.S. bankers are suddenly full of hope.
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Investment bankers, smelling huge fees, will be applauding as well.
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Lehman's shuttering not only stunned nervous bankers, investors and savers.
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Bankers across Europe will await the verdict with bated breath.
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Technology executives like WeWork's Adam Neumann are the new bankers.
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Bankers got bonuses; their neighborhood theatres and restaurants were full.
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Alex Sanchez is the president of the Florida Bankers Association.
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Wall Street bankers and their Washington lobbyists are quietly celebrating.
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According to bankers, Oyo has a valuation of $10 billion.
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We have seen governments impose brutal austerity to please bankers.
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Three Credit Suisse bankers previously pleaded guilty in the case.
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Bankers report a surge in wealthy clients opening accounts elsewhere.
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Bankers serving Chinese clients could be stationed on the mainland.
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Three Credit Suisse bankers previously pleaded guilty in the case.
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Bankers cited greater depth and breadth of institutional investor interest.
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The restructuring has led to some tensions among its bankers.
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At the time, bankers pressured Boyle to sell the company.
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Bankers added that others such as Ireland were possible candidates.
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But bankers say syndicates should be aware of these challenges.
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The popular mistrust of central bankers should not be ignored.
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Warren was elected to put Wall Street bankers in jail.
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THAT SOUNDS KIND OF UNUSUAL, DOESN'T IT, FOR CENTRAL BANKERS?
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Paying for drugs is less politically toxic than helping bankers.
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The bankers compared Snap to Facebook during the I.P.O. roadshow.
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New York bankers need Middle America's mortgages to construct securities.
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However, eventually, the bankers did manage to find some buyers.
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The California Bankers Association called it "misguided," according to CNBC.
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Like all bankers, we come prepared with printed out PowerPoint.
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That story will make things even harder for Fusion's bankers.
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Kessler appealed to bankers aware of wrongdoing to come forward.
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He said bankers with a "dark conscience" should come clean.
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The tech business, Wall Street is not respected anymore, bankers.
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The meeting will include chief executives of nine community banks with assets of around $1 billion or less, along with the heads of the American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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"Current CRA rules make it harder for [community bankers] to serve their communities, which makes today's OCC action both timely and necessary," Rob Nichols, president of the American Bankers Association, said in a statement.
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The new $2100 billion bridge loan backing the deal is being welcomed by bankers after a deep slump in investment-grade M&A lending in the first nine months of the year, bankers said.
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Representing the industry were chief executives of nine community banks with assets of around $1 billion or less and the heads of the American Bankers Association and the Independent Community Bankers of America (ICBA).
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They grumbled that the investment bankers were just jealous that the private bankers had figured out how to structure a loan with Trump in a way that seemed virtually risk-free for Deutsche Bank.
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The proposal generated a dozen comments from industry heavyweights, including the American Bankers Association, which submitted a letter along with the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, Consumer Bankers Association, and The Clearing House Association.
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And here are the bankers who worked on the massive deal.
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Bankers said the success of the auctions benefited Pemex by association.
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Even bankers who operate solely within Britain acknowledge the potential disruptions.
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As might be expected, bankers are putting on a brave face.
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Bankers do not view Real as high on Amazon's shopping list.
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Bankers are being informed who is through to the next round.
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However, bankers said one reason for the talks was low footfalls.
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Given the tight Brexit timetable, bankers are keen to get cracking.
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However, the deal has since ran into trouble, senior bankers say.
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After its September hike, central bankers projected three moves next year.
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Property values soared, and soon bankers and land companies rushed in.
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ET at a gathering of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Central bankers in Australia and New Zealand have sounded similarly gloomy.
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Morgan Stanley and Citigroup were the lead bankers on the IPO.
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Bankers, however, warn the generous funding options could create more risks.
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The ICBA knows of no suits yet, but bankers are nervous.
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The friction between politicians and bankers cannot simply be wished away.
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Most bankers and lawyers agree: 2016 will continue to be busy.
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Even bankers agree — and they're not known for being tree-huggers.
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The Fed's recent playbook suggests central bankers will opt for caution.
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Bankers don't believe it will be super busy again until 2017.
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They caused ire on the right—and among bankers and polluters.
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Njoroge said authorities would be tough with bankers who flouted rules.
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Her impassioned speeches criticizing bankers made her a darling among liberals.
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But bankers can also do their part by serving their country.
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Bankers and politicians may thus be tempted to resist technological change.
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Wise central bankers are prepared for ill winds blowing from abroad.
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The bankers should not be cowed by the threat of politicisation.
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Another: Explain your loan from the big bankers at Goldman Sachs.
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WILFRED FROST: Did your bankers get the pricing wrong on that?
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SHE'S AMONG OUR TOP PERSONAL BANKERS LIKE IN A RETAIL BRANCH.
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Total home loan application volume , according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Until recently, bankers' incentives were too skewed to the short term.
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Bankers say clearing on LCH tends to be cheaper than elsewhere.
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By now, Europe's bankers know better than to expect much sympathy.
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Both are former HSBC Plc bankers and joined StanChart in 2016.
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Local bankers demand "consulting fees" when extending loans, pocketing the cash.
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The company has little in collateral to comfort bankers issuing debt.
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The folly of this has become apparent to their central bankers.
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Now, bankers and recruiters say even that is about to end.
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Now, several central bankers are also weighing in on the debate.
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It's a fine balance that the central bankers have to play.
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Moreover, it shows consumers and bankers haven't learned from past mistakes.
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That bankers launder more money than José Treviño ever could have.
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But another hike is projected after central bankers meet in December.
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From what I hear from bankers, there could be others involved.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association is predicting that rates will rise about .
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Bankers initially expected ministers to champion their cause above other industries.
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The only people who won are the bankers and the racists.
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Goldman bankers have a history of connections with the White House.
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It may be the hardest one for central bankers to adopt.
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U.S. prosecutors have brought criminal charges against two former Goldman bankers.
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That would be too much power for central bankers to have.
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Yet investors took new hope in stimulus by central bankers abroad.
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Before that she had worked at Merrill Lynch and Bankers Trust.
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But inflation has been below the central bankers' target for years.
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Economists, investors and central bankers turned back to the big question.
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Dig deeper:The world's central bankers consider handing out cash (April 2016)
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Yinpiao lets people make loans to businesses collateralised by bankers' acceptances.
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Next central bankers began revealing more about their assumptions and deliberations.
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Every town used to have its small-business owners and bankers.
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The accountants and bankers are the modern masters of the universe.
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Bankers may be forgoing hundreds of millions of dollars in fees.
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Do corporate chieftains, rich bankers, and entertainment stars need a break?
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Even French bankers based in London are not rushing to return.
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The women were factory workers, secretaries, bankers' wives and Washington wives.
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Some bankers away from the deal, however, questioned the decision-making.
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" The other said, "Tell my wife to check with my bankers.
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Both senior and subordinated loans are being considered, the bankers added.
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But Libra has faced heavy criticism from regulators and central bankers.
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Central bankers in other places are disinclined to relax policy further.
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The event was attended by hundreds of bankers and company executives.
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Investors also digested a slew of speeches from U.S. central bankers.
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Rob Nichols is president and CEO of the American Bankers Association.
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The fear is that this downward drift blunts central bankers' tools.
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Still, Jefferies lost its four technology bankers to UBS last year.
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A network of family bankers will help Mediobanca's retail division CheBanca!
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A Deutsche Bank spokeswoman declined to comment on the bankers' exodus.
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"Bankers go apoplectic when you talk about organized labor," he said.
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Not all European central bankers seemed willing to keep policy loose.
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Most central bankers continue to worry that wages will take off.
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The step corresponds to about $3.5 billion of repayments, bankers said.
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Hunt is president and chief executive of the Consumer Bankers Association.
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However, central bankers don't seem very worried by these rising debts.
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G20 finance chiefs and central bankers meet on Friday and Saturday.
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The bankers declined to be named because the matter is private.
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Here's our list of the top bankers working on cannabis deals.
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Q: What can EM central bankers do, if the crisis continues?
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Rob Nichols serves as the president of the American Bankers Association.
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Merchants favor the limits established in 2010, while bankers oppose them.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - A new breed of central bankers is emerging.
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Granted, even central bankers with academic economics backgrounds aren't necessarily doctrinaire.
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Investment bankers were already on track to have a banner year.
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However, other bankers said state intervention remained the most likely option.
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Mortgage referrals from bankers also dropped about a quarter from August.
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Bankers get bonuses despite making idiotic decisions that trigger staggering losses.
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"The other bankers shared similar sentiments:"Probably everyone is repricing risk.
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As a result, bankers are hurrying to get deals done now.
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It has said the bankers hid their misconduct from the bank.
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Two bankers ducked into the room as I snapped a photo.
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To promote the good way, central bankers should change their focus.
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It's like a bank party with a bunch of, like, bankers.
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The participants included software engineers, bankers, college students and marketing specialists.
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"This is a bankers' fantasy more than anything," said one person.
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He's defended a mural that depicted hooknosed bankers running the world.
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That's what bankers, lawyers and government regulators are supposed to do.
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RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Bankers kept their name tags obscured behind ties.
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But bankers, of all stripes, still just want to have fun.
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Central bankers will discuss how big companies keep workers' wages down.
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Bankers expect more such moves in the rest of the year.
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Central bankers around the world have also expressed concerns about Libra.
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He didn't want to prosecute the bankers that crashed our economy.
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We all felt pleasantly superior to those crass and irresponsible bankers.
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Even so, sports bankers say the price is still too high.
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Yesterday's Merger Monday could net investment bankers $330 million in fees.
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It targets regulations that bankers found the most "onerous," Cramer said.
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China's leaders are pushing regulators and bankers to address the problems.
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Wall Street bankers will be enjoying particularly large bonuses this year.
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Authorities have shut down two Swiss banks and jailed several bankers.
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KKR is seen lining up with AWE Ltd, two bankers said.
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The restructuring has led to some tensions among Credit Suisse's bankers.
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Chesapeake said that these restrictions could be waived by its bankers.
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Top bankers remain unscathed, even as their banks pay big fines.
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That has kept the bankers in technology and health care busy.
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He is a consultant to the American Bankers Association's HSA Council.
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Bankers have never enjoyed the guildlike status of the professional disciplines.
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But think about any bankers and people, and stuff like that.
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Central bankers who have spoken since their last meeting on Aug.
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Altice has bankers and lawyers working on a bid for Charter.
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The Cavs had not won in Bankers Life Fieldhouse since Jan.
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Bankers are popping champagne because the #BankLobbyistAct just passed the Senate.
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Investment bankers expect this trend to continue this year as well.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the Christmas holiday.
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Fewer bankers and less investment would hit property values over time.
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But Wall Street was hanging on how central bankers characterize inflation.
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By contrast, our Keynesian central bankers claim prosperity flows from spending.
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Both central bankers insist their policies will work in the end.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America welcomed much of the report.
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The American Bankers Association is running ads supporting Tester in Montana.
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Few deals have actually fallen through, bankers and venture capitalists say.
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Send the song to prison like Iceland did to its bankers.
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The Consumer Bankers Association, the Credit Union National Association, the Independent Community Bankers Association and the National Association of Federal Credit Unions had supported Hensarling's previous effort to establish a bipartisan commission to run the agency.
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American prosecutors brought criminal charges against two former bankers at Goldman Sachs and a Malaysian financier in connection with the alleged misappropriation of funds from Malaysia's 1MDB development fund (one of the bankers has pleaded guilty).
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Bankers talk about "governance", ways to ensure private banks and central bankers make sound decisions—so they create just enough money make commerce easier, but not so much that the system collapses through inflation or panics.
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This new letter was sent to a host of major financial industry groups, including the American Bankers Association, the Independent Community Bankers of America, the Financial Services Roundtable and the National Association of Federal Credit Unions.
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Asked if bankers were balking at the new rules, Simon Hills, an executive director at the British Bankers' Association, said the SMR was regarded in the industry as a key element to restoring trust in banking.
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Global central bankers had already planned to convene at the annual meeting of the Bank for International Settlements, a clearinghouse and research shop that provides a private forum for central bankers to gather and exchange views.
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The private dejection is in contrast to the upbeat message being delivered to some 1,500 bankers gathered in Washington this week for visits to Congress and speeches from policymakers at an American Bankers Association (ABA) conference.
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UBS bankers organized expensive activities in France that included shows at the Paris Opera, art exhibits and hunting outings, where Swiss bankers could meet informally with prospects in hopes of slipping around French prohibitions, prosecutors said.
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But while bankers and industry officials said the moves would help prevent smaller lenders holding an entire syndicate hostage - for them a single writedown can be a significant blow - bankers and analysts labeled Friday's moves as incremental.
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Hunt is with the Consumer Bankers Association, Nussle of the Credit Union National Association, Fine is with Independent Community Bankers of America and Berger is with the National Association of Federal Credit Unions View the discussion thread.
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Another central bank survey showed bankers' confidence also rose in the second quarter, though 30.1 percent of bankers believed monetary policy was "relatively tight" in the April-June period, up 9.8 percentage points from the first quarter.
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The central bank is pushing bankers to get tough on errant borrowers.
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Bankers used to moan that Dodd-Frank had greatly extended regulators' discretion.
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City bankers fear this outcome could cut them off from EU clients.
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"We need the bankers to sign up to this deal," he said.
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Central bankers are no doubt flattered by all the attention they receive.
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However, the syndicate bankers dismissed the FCA's findings as out of date.
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But American bankers come to Russia and talk to us, don't they?
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Even so, bankers believe the proposal represents Europe's best shot at harmonisation.
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The bank is hiring more bankers and using technology to catch up.
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Bankers suspect the practice of artificial lead support will eventually die out.
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Bankers said the latest move could be a headache for offshore creditors.
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Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin at Maryland Bankers Association 8:00 a.m.
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He is considering adding senior bankers in Los Angeles and the Southeast.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the New Year's holiday.
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The bankers asked for anonymity due to the sensitivity of the subject.
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I don't think bankers on business trips are Freitag's target customer, though.
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Slack didn't have investment bankers to pitch its shares to institutional investors.
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Bernie Sanders built his entire campaign on taking pie away from bankers.
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Many of the transfers seemed to have no legitimate purpose, bankers noted.
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Until then, Masood will continue to caffeinate the remaining bankers of 745.
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However, bankers said earlier this month the deal was finally drawing closer.
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Will American bankers abroad be able to find schools for their kids?
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Conservatives abandon their admiration for business when it comes to "crooked bankers".
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"The bankers always ask about the price of the diamond," she noted.
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Bankers said IPO candidates may still be carefully scrutinized to protect investors.
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Bankers freely admit that they had too little equity before the crisis.
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Syndicate bankers face a challenge about how they manage the bookbuilding process.
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He is kissing the fannies of the poor, misunderstood Wall Street bankers.
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So bankers have been watching the bond market with barely concealed joy.
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Sater communicated with Russian bankers, developers, and officials connected to the Kremlin.
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Mortgage application volume jumped 9.3 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Two former Goldman Sachs bankers were indicted on criminal charges this week.
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Still, tension soon flared with land speculators, bankers and domineering plantation-owners.
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The company plans to choose the bankers in the next few months.
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Total application volume fell 3.4 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Six further bankers accused over the scandal were cleared earlier this year.
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Wall Street firms should expect and encourage their bankers to become soldiers.
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Vancouver-based Nevsun Resources could also prove attractive, said bankers and analysts.
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Some spurned bankers are quietly rooting for Spotify and McCarthy to fail.
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Central bankers increased the cost of borrowing money four times last year.
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Total application volume decreased 4 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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That would be an unlikely move by the central bankers, Barratt said.
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"Many private bankers in Argentina have business channels with Pershing," Arena said.
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I couldn't accept that those bankers had just wiped away people's concerns.
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However, bankers predict listings will swing back to the U.S. this year.
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Community bankers are at last finding their regulatory burden easier to shoulder.
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Policymakers and bankers expect the European Central Bank to back this view.
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But what does money look like when the bankers are taken away?
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The G-20 … It's not central bankers, it's governments; it's finance ministers.
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I bankers are often criticized for moving too quickly or being ADD.
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It is natural for politicians to want to hug central bankers closer.
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Central bankers in South Korea and South Africa cut rates last week.
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He's also studded his administration with bankers and billionaires and industry lobbyists.
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That diversification should help reduce the risks of the trade, bankers say.
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A lot of people feel he could've done more to punish bankers.
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All six bankers were excused from appearing personally and none were present.
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LONDON (Reuters Breakingviews) - Independent central bankers are under attack around the world.
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He put Wall Street bankers in charge of regulating Wall Street banks.
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Another source said the company's bankers selected an LSE IPO in Q4.
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But bankers are not the only institutions suffering from a trust deficit.
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The business will add bankers "selectively" in the coming years, she said.
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Bankers, however, also cited other reasons why small businesses were being hit.
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All this had led to fear among bank employees, say several bankers.
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Correction: Trump met with leaders of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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G20 finance chiefs and central bankers will meet on Friday and Saturday.
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The current economic slowdown could make bankers' affection for plastic look rash.
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Like Keynes, central bankers can change their minds when the facts change.
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THE past seven years have been an extraordinary period for central bankers.
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Guggenheim has over the years hired bankers and advisors with political backgrounds.
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That has made it important for bankers to tap new potential buyers.
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They were in their mid-30s, probably investment bankers—kind of arrogant.
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As central bankers freely admit, their control over the economy is imperfect.
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It is easy to see why bankers get excited about distributed ledgers.
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The European Parliament imposed an EU-wide ban on excessive bankers' bonuses.
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Brussels can be annoying, especially when it sets limits on bankers' bonuses.
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Likewise, Farage frequently rails against the evils of big business and bankers.
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The trade war is also expected to keep prices low, bankers said.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association reported credit availability increased in September, as well.
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Bankers estimate that their recapitalization needs are nearly 10 times as much.
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But the fairly steady orders showed the bankers did a decent job.
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"Today's repo rate would largely benefit bankers rather than borrowers," he said.
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Crazy as it sounds today, bankers have reportedly suggested that it's possible.
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LEBANON'S BANKERS' SYNDICATE HEAD SAYS ATM MACHINES WILL BE STOCKED WITH CASH
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But the method Niel and his bankers have chosen seems unnecessarily complicated.
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Regulators have already used those features to seize the initiative over bankers.
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Additionally, Credit Suisse has continued to hire investment bankers from other firms.
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HONG KONG (Reuters) - Two senior bankers working for UBS Group AG (UBSG.
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We found the 40 most powerful investment bankers at Bank of America.
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And when banks misbehave, he said, regulators should hold individual bankers accountable.
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McKechnie is the executive director of the American Bankers Association's HSA Council.
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Rob Nichols is president and chief executive of the American Bankers Association.
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Since then, the riyal has gradually become less volatile, commercial bankers said.
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Central bankers do not believe that they can anticipate and prevent recessions.
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She was one of the three key Morgan Stanley bankers on Uber.
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But, bankers now expect weak commodity prices to spur more opportunistic deals.
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Last Friday, before a conference of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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Fine is president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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The office plan annoyed some bankers who wanted to keep their offices.
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The group was founded by three Goldman Sachs bankers 18 years ago.
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It has more investment bankers in the United States than in Canada.
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Poaching bankers is another way of gaining clients from rival private banks.
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Bankers said it makes sense for corporates to diversify their funding sources.
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The bankers got rich and the poor people— the workers—got poorer.
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Reynolds channeled the wellspring of popular anger at wealthy bankers and elites.
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Eventually, Torres did the unthinkable and shot one of the kidnapped bankers.
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A successful public debut depends on more than impressing Wall Street bankers.
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Did some jurors not believe his, the accountant's and the bankers' stories?
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That was just a way to put all the investment bankers off.
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Central bankers have tested politicians' patience with years of ultra-low rates.
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LIESMAN: WHAT INPUT OF DATA CAUSES WHAT REACTION BY YOUR CENTRAL BANKERS.
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And I think bankers have throughout history been useful in that context.
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Central bankers should also consider the divisions in their own elite world.
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Any non-bankers who lost their jobs or homes weren't so lucky.
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Investment bankers helped the banks bring in big gains during the quarter.
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Central bankers pride themselves on being the grown-ups of economic policy.
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Those two factors suggest central bankers may currently misunderstand how inflation works.
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So will central bankers have to raise rates more than previously expected?
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The general feeling being: O.K., so bankers weren't prosecuted way back when.
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Former Goldman Sachs bankers are swarming the nexus of government and economics.
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Bobby Van's is a watering hole for investment bankers and stock traders.
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He's got law firms, cable news and some bankers getting in line.
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His view contrasts with recent optimism from some economists and central bankers.
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He's made no secret of his disdain for some Wall Street bankers.
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F.P.B. doesn't exist," he told bankers at a conference in April. "C.
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Amid all that, the bankers need to stay on their A-game.
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Most buy-out giants were founded in recent decades by investment bankers.
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The central bankers of course, are politically independent, that's not a problem.
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Bankers and accountants, once so eager to help, now shun the family.
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The agency has already banned four bankers from the industry this year.
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He appointed Wall Street bankers and Wall Street executives to his Cabinet.
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Among community bankers, support for Mr. Trump has been pervasive and consistent.
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Bankers say foreign investors' participation in auto ABS has never been significant.
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Some bankers privately estimate proceeds from penalties could amount to $20 billion.
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If they were financed by loans, the bankers should worry, not regulators.
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Successful Dutch bankers move to London; competent German bureaucrats move to Brussels.
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"I think it'll be a busy year for investment bankers," Bhattacharyya said.
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Congress held hearings, but businessmen, academics, and bankers proffered only belt-tightening.
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The museum occupies a 19th-century villa originally built for Parisian bankers.
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By the end of the evening, bankers were dancing on the bar.
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But the Bankers Trust merger was too important and too high profile.
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Such a decision is well beyond the mandate of most central bankers.
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But conversations with central bankers and government officials suggested no such tension.
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"Wake up, gentlemen," he lectured bankers at a conference in December 2009.
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He was often dismissive of the views of powerful bankers and politicians.
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Central bankers have conducted an unprecedented experiment since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Bankers and analysts have speculated about further carve-ups of the group.
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He takes over as chairman of the Japanese Bankers Association from Monday.
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Viacom said it has hired outside legal advisers and will hire bankers.
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Wall Street bankers also don't know, suggesting Musk has secured financing elsewhere.
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Bankers and homeless dwarfed by the institutions that let it be so.
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The Independent Community Bankers of America praised this aspect of the regulation.
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There is uncertainty when to harvest, there is uncertainty with their bankers.
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Since the notices were issued, banks have plugged those holes, bankers said.
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The Netherlands also has Muslim social workers, journalists, comedians, entrepreneurs and bankers.
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Warren met with community bankers and credit unions in all 50 states.
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However, bankers said the BRI label would speed up approvals from CSRC.
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The sale could fetch up to $3 billion, analysts and bankers said.
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It will be left with slightly more than 0003 bankers across Asia.
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Earlier this year, investment bankers in Brazil expected a revival of offerings.
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The Knicks' overall record at Bankers Life Fieldhouse dropped to 8-27.
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The state bankers' association formally urged its members to avoid marijuana businesses.
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Bloomberg first reported the company's hire of bankers to explore an IPO.
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Both candidates have promised to do more to put bankers behind bars.
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Bankers and officials have said much of the money came from Russia.
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In early 2014, Gilt hired bankers to advise it on an IPO.
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Bankers said they had a robust stream of equity raising deals coming up, but no bank was likely to see the business pipeline of 2014-15, when a season of private equity exits helped keep ECM bankers busy.
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The survey found that bankers are increasingly worried about farmers facing cash-flow problems: 46% of bankers expect an increase in loans secured by farmland for the 2019/20 growing year, up from 37% for the previous period.
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In 2011, as central bankers drafted new rules aimed at preventing another financial crisis, Jamie Dimon, chief executive of JPMorgan Chase, famously excoriated Mr. Carney behind closed doors: The proposed rules discriminated against American bankers, Mr. Dimon charged.
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The survey found that bankers are increasingly worried about farmers facing cash-flow problems: 46% of bankers expect an increase in loans secured by farmland for the 2019/20 growing year, up from 37% for the previous period.
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Consider: 15 percent of West Bankers who are Jewish settlers vote in Israeli elections and the 85 percent of West Bankers who are Arabs can vote in the elections of the Palestinian Authority (when these are actually held).
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The commercial bankers said UAE authorities had not explained why they wanted the information, but the bankers believe the authorities were acting at the behest of the Saudi government, which has said it aims to recover illicit funds.
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The leading bank lobby group, the American Bankers Association, applauded the CFPB and OCC, and the trade group representing independent banks, Independent Community Bankers of America, said the exemption provides flexibility to make sustainable loans to customers in need.
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Four key industry groups — the Consumer Bankers Association, the Credit Union National Association, the Independent Community Bankers of America and the National Association of Federal Credit Unions — outlined that goal in a letter to Senate leadership late last year.
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ANKARA, May 28 (Reuters) - Turkey's Treasury has told the country's top banks it expects them to buy more lira-denominated bonds, prompting bankers to ask the government to issue more longer-term debt, two bankers told Reuters on Tuesday.
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At a meeting last week, Treasury officials told bankers from Turkey's 12 top lenders that it expects them to show more interest in purchasing government bonds, the two bankers said on condition of anonymity because the meeting was private.
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While Britain has often been at odds with the EU over regulations (for example, over bankers' bonuses), bankers said the framework of EU financial rules provided a broadly supportive environment for the industry, even if it could be frustrating.
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The bank has been looking to drive more deal business for its regional-investment bankers based in hubs around the country who work closely with the commercial bankers that interact with clients on a more day-to-day basis.
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Calabria was speaking at the Mortgage Bankers Association's annual National Secondary Market conference.
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On Wednesday it said it would investigate seven current and former Santander bankers.
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Actually, no, said some bankers, lawyers and analysts with whom we spoke yesterday.
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However, bankers were still too afraid to admit mistakes to colleagues, she added.
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"I can't tell you how many bankers have called this week," he said.
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Central bankers once prided themselves for being taciturn and, if not that, inscrutable.
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Bankers say Qatar Investment Authority could invest 1 billion euros in the lender.
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Central bankers fear that if adopted widely enough it could threaten financial stability.
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Central bankers also projected three rate hikes for next year instead of two.
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The British Bankers' Association (BBA) will release stats for November at 9.30 a.m.
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Bankers say it could be used in trade finance or cross-border payments.
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Central bankers hold their final monetary policy meeting of the year next week.
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They were not bankers or lawyers or financiers: They were working class people.
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The American Bankers Association said it supports the work of consumer protection officials.
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After its latest hike in September, central bankers projected three moves next year.
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Still, the measures have had a dramatic impact, lawyers, bankers and analysts said.
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I am hearing calendars are starting to fill up, bankers are being called.
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Central bankers will also meet in Czech Republic, where no change is expected.
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Since then its lawyers, bankers and advisors have been arguing for its survival.
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Some bankers think higher debt-servicing costs are the last thing Greece needs.
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" He added that central bankers need to "shape up" and "stop being ideological.
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Yet bankers say the eye-catching features are more than just marketing stunts.
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Delinquencies rose in last year's third quarter, according to the American Bankers Association.
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Bankers, however, say Bank Negara has no oversight over trades outside its jurisdiction.
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His closing ad warned of a shadowy cabal of bankers and international elites.
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Reports said the company would meet with bankers on Wednesday for further discussion.
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Bankers in Europe squeal that their profits and customer relationships are under threat.
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That is driving a "fundamental shift" in how central bankers think about inflation.
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Close your eyes and picture Wall Street bankers scowling into their catered breakfast.
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Weekly mortgage application volume fell 3.4 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Many or most loan documents have a clause providing for this, bankers said.
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If nothing else, the fourth quarter has prompted bankers to change their language.
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Nowhere have bankers fallen from grace with such a bump as in Europe.
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Total mortgage application volume increased 1.3 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Counter-cyclical fiscal policy makes the job of central bankers easier as well.
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Like bankers who escaped prosecution, Clinton may find the result of limited value.
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Bankers should make sure they have boss Chey Tae-won on speed dial.
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Britain's central bank Tuesday sent a clear message to the nation's cautious bankers.
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I heard from TV broadcasters and Wall Street bankers; saleswomen and sports executives.
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LIKE other local bankers, Bob Rivers is counting the cost of red tape.
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Community bankers blame the paucity of new banks, too, on heavy-handed regulation.
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But wise central bankers would limit their public comments to their own bailiwick.
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SARA EISEN: Central bankers meeting at the annual gathering in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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There are a lot of Central Bankers in there that have certain tools.
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Central bankers fret about the dangers fickle capital flows pose to financial stability.
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Adding that to [bankers'] fees could get you to the $1 billion range.
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So an unusually high number of bankers have been swirling around this deal.
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Weekly mortgage application volume fell 230 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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That doubt is scary for central bankers, whose power comes from their credibility.
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Wall Street needs more veterans, and the military could benefit from more bankers.
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The bankers hope to complete the review process by the end of summer.
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Bankers and analysts welcomed the move, saying it would help restore investor confidence.
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Other Czech central bankers have raised the chance of a hike this year.
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Even Margaret Thatcher, who oversaw Big Bang in the 1980s, disliked flash bankers.
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Stimulus was clumsy, slow and, given the control exercised by central bankers, unnecessary.
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For all its empirical flaws, many central bankers remain loyal to Phillips's teachings.
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That in turn should encourage bankers to lend more freely, spurring further growth.
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Bankers had previously indicated the IPO would be between $700 and $900 million.
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The teams met Saudi officials on the sidelines of the conference, bankers said.
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After the global financial crisis it was bankers who attracted most populist ire.
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Bankers are concerned by secrecy surrounding the debt sales the Reserve Bank runs.
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Hundreds of bankers and company executives joined officials for the Future Investment Initiative.
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Between them, the bankers have helped get Morgan Stanley back on its feet.
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Bankers and lawyers agree that the year ahead will continue to be busy.
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Launched in 2011 by former investment bankers Al Preston and Ian Griffiths, WhoCanFixMyCar.
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The company is allegedly "working with bankers to raise money," according to Rubin.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association also said refi applications dropped a greater 2 percent.
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Central bankers make no secret of their longing to return to this normality.
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The big picture: It's not just the aggregate numbers that worry central bankers.
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BANKERS 'HOPING FOR SOFT LANDING' Lenders are anxiously penciling out farmers' growing risk.
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In an extreme case it could, theoretically, fully erode the margin, bankers suggest.
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Central bankers have a habit of standing on their dignity while dodging accountability.
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This success would encourage more companies to plan public bond issues, bankers said.
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Bankers taking part in the ECB's latest bond market contact group on Oct.
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Industry bankers said Tata overpaid for Corus at the peak of the market.
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RT says this was a pre-party entertainment for celebrities, bankers, and politicians.
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On Valentine's Day, U.S. central bankers offered tender missives of a different sort.
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Bankers are telling me there&aposs a lot of interest in our assets.
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Credit Suisse has said the three bankers hid their misconduct from the bank.
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The time has come for politicians to join the fight alongside central bankers.
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Bankers are working on debt packages to back the bids by buyout firms.
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Senior bankers generally welcomed Mr Bailey as someone who is tough but fair.
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It will also make independent central bankers around the world feel less secure.
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Lawyers for the bankers and Jefferies could not immediately be reached to comment.
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The American Bankers Association, a critic of the original draft, praised the revisions.
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Investment bankers say there are no obvious strategic buyers for the African business.
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Exercise extreme caution until markets digest the loss of confidence in central bankers.
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But demand for sterling bonds surged at the end of January, bankers said.
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Its secure encryption and regulatory compliance make it well-suited to bankers' needs.
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Around 1,400 clients dialed in and bankers said similar briefings have been popular.
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Swiss bankers' hopes for EU access dashed by Brexit - FT Source link: on.ft.
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Ultimately I basically found that no, he's not some zealot against the bankers.
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Bankers, lawyers and lobbyists privately said Trump's order would not do much immediately.
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Bankers point out that it does not have "a burning need for capital".
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Total mortgage application volume increased 0.2 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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At the time, central bankers telegraphed four more possible rate increases in 2016.
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At times, you can sense the hauteur with which bankers view lesser mortals.
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While talking about the evils of bankers, President Obama pushed billions to them.
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Bankers are considering financing the deal with leveraged loans or high yield bonds.
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Some central bankers seem to be preparing their whirlybirds (and their printing presses).
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Businessmen, bankers, entrepreneurs, and waiters and builders, too, all come here by choice.
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Bankers have also said they expect bad loans to rise further this year.
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Worse, the advice one gets from investment bankers tends to be quite vague.
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Populists traditionally attack economic elites — bankers, moneylenders, the railroads, and other big corporations.
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Over 2,000 bank accounts have been frozen by investigators, commercial bankers told Reuters.
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Not long ago, central bankers thought their job was best done in secrecy.
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Unfortunately, central bankers tend to muck up their communications in three critical ways.
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That gives you optionality, as people in your old business and bankers say.
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Now the lawyers, not the bankers, are taking decisions, and nothing is moving.
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Instead, the casino company lent him the money to pay back the bankers.
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Baer focused in 2016 on recruiting new private bankers to attract new clients.
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Today bankers will simply be trying to weather the turmoil after yesterday's vote.
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Total mortgage application volume fell 843 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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The bankers said they hoped to clarify the new policy in coming days.
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We did, and we learned that the relationship with bankers isn't so tight.
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Bankers chagrin the few snack brands that are both growing and of scale.
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Beijing is still in discussion with regulators, bourses and bankers on the issue.
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Investment bankers had floated Enel, Iberdrola or Engie as potential buyers of Innogy.
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Other firms, such as Deutsche Bank, also have lost several prominent bankers recently.
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Sales goals for retail bankers will be eliminated — though not until next year.
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It has also included hiring a slew of talented bankers from the outside.
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Overall market sentiment was influenced by politics but also comments from central bankers.
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In Hong Kong, bankers who lose their jobs get months of severance pay.
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Bankers often use rankings in tables to help boost their careers and bonuses.
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Mortgage Bankers Association releases its weekly report on mortgage applications at 7 a.m.
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Using taxpayers' money to bail out greedy and incompetent bankers was intrinsically political.
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The comments followed hawkish statements from two central bankers earlier in the week.
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Bankers say they expect the pound to continue weakening on the black market.
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Here's what you need to know about the bankers working on the deal.
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"There will be a few changes in top bankers," the senior banker said.
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Can the French overcome their ambivalence about money to lure bankers from London?
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Under current law, bankers hold three of the nine seats on each board.
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Some saw the punishment for the bankers and the trainer as inadequate, however.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association's report on mortgage applications will not be issued today.
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"That will also curb politicians from putting undue influence on bankers," said Mohan.
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Her proposal was the straw that broke the backs of bankers and billionaires.
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Anderson advised Whole Foods alongside senior Evercore bankers Eduardo Mestre and William Hiltz.
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But his biggest mistake was to save the bankers along with the banks.
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The eyes of community bankers — and many members of Congress — are on FASB.
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These IPOs should push Hong Kong up the world IPO rankings, bankers said.
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He also shares his political views, usually a no-no for client bankers.
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The bold scheme, launched last year with great fanfare, initially alarmed private bankers.
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Grant said U.S. central bankers should refrain from acting at all this year.
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In recent months however, some bankers have suggested it could be far less.
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Both books parade a cast of deceitful or inept bankers, brokers and regulators.
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Other Deutsche Bank healthcare bankers are also leaving, the sources said this week.
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Patriot's lawyer and investment bankers scrambled to keep the deal from falling apart.
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Both findings would suggest that the current caution of central bankers is warranted.
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Bad bankers, sexual aggressors, killer cops: let's see them finally get their due.
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They are subject to more legal restrictions than other expatriate workers, including bankers.
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Gawker and its investment bankers are now soliciting acquisition offers for the company.
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These institutions appear almost certain not to participate in the refinancing, bankers said.
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What role, in this scenario, would you expect the local bankers to play?
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Bankers are always inventing new ways to make money, spawning new financial hazards.
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Spotify's direct listing is generally viewed by bankers and IPO experts as successful.
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Suddenly, new bankers began calling his suite in a Long Island office park.
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They have deep relationships with key bankers and lawyers who run Wall Street.
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And A.I. is getting better at decoding the cryptic language of central bankers.
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Others said bankers had threatened to close accounts of customers who tried complaining.
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But some bankers fear it will weeks, not days, for credits to process.
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It's an exercise the car maker performs every two years, according to bankers.
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"Instead of letting all the celebrities in, I would let the bankers in."
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RICHARD HUNT, WASHINGTON The writer is president and chief executive, Consumer Bankers Assn.
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Senior finance executives held talks with Chinese officials and bankers over the weekend.
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But some bankers fear it will weeks, not days, for credits to process.
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Most of the CEOs and mortgage bankers kept their jobs — and lavish perquisites.
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Central bankers claim that ultralow interest rates have helped fix the jobs market.
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The bankers requested anonymity because they didn't want to publicly criticize their regulator.
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But good times in banking can lead to complacency among regulators and bankers.
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Editorial When the world's central bankers meet this week in Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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That office has gone after 96 bankers; at least 36 went to prison.
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Many other politicians, regulators and central bankers around the world echoed their skepticism.
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Should that happen, the Fed and other central bankers are poised to respond.
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Economists and former central bankers have also raised concerns about Ms. Shelton's nomination.
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BNP Paribas bankers are not, after all, going to jail for this misconduct.
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American bankers didn't try cum-ex at home because they feared domestic regulators.
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This shit is for investment bankers who need to pretend they have personalities.
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The bank eliminated its sales goals for retail bankers in October, he noted.
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To Falciani, the bankers at H.S.B.C. were little more than crooks in pinstripes.
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Bankers say this is a gray area that they are struggling to navigate.
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Bankers to the ultra-wealthy are in danger of stoking a superprime bubble.
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The reported layoffs are said to be a part of the bankers' strategy.
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Other bankers believe he will guide Santander toward a new phase of acquisitions.
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In 22011, the German colossus Deutsche Bank was poised to acquire Bankers Trust.
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Then came the acquisition of Bankers Trust, a bank that specialized in derivatives.
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Bankers would not give a loan without collateral, especially to a young woman.
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Background: Central bankers have conducted an unprecedented experiment since the 2008 financial crisis.
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Central bankers have also issued warnings to Facebook over its digital currency ambitions.
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Bring on the boxy-suit-wearing bankers and their social X-ray wives!
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Bankers also expect Deutsche and Nedbank to split their share of the fees.
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Central bankers already increased the cost of borrowing money in March and June.
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Mortgage applications also fell 2.5 percent last week, the Mortgage Bankers Association said.
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Barclays has installed devices that track how often bankers are at their desks.
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Bankers who sold the product got credit toward their steep quarterly sales quotas.
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"I think it&aposll be a busy year for investment bankers," Bhattacharyya said.
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At the same time, bankers also function as go-betweens with American policymakers.
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What do we do about bankers who are more rancorous than the principals?
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DAVID TAYLOR: We didn't have a lot of bankers involved in the process.
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Global central bankers will gather for the Fed's annual mountain retreat from Thursday.
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Calls and voicemail left by IFR for the Citigroup bankers were not answered.
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However, car industry bankers expect few of these will figure in the auction.
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Nor did he charge any top bankers linked to the 2008 financial crisis.
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The bankers underestimated the price range, the argument goes, which built upward momentum.
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Bankers argue that they should be free to set these fees without regulation.
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"I don't think of policy rules as tying central bankers' hands," he said.
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He provided the bankers with a collection of bare-bones personal financial statements.
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Bankers never said they were going to make the world a better place.
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Traditionally, private bankers discreetly manage customers' wealth and act as high-end concierges.
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Annual bonuses for UBS's French bankers were tied to new business from abroad.
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By itself, the federal funds rate isn't especially important to anyone but bankers.
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Canadian Bankers Association (CBA) stats show that late payments are at 1990 levels.
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It has been valued by investment bankers at as much as $120 billion.
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Authors of the survey, entitled Socio-Economic Diversity in Life Sciences and Investment Banking, heard evidence that exceptions on brown shoes can be made for M&A bankers who hail from continental Europe or some bankers who are sufficiently senior.
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What Uber and Lyft's investment bankers got right Danny Crichton argues that Uber and Lyft are proof that investment bankers actually are pretty smart in their advice about the pubic markets, and founders should be cautious about ignoring their words.
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As an example, the researchers found that wearing brown shoes with a business suit was generally considered unacceptable among British investment bankers, but a similar judgment did not apply to bankers from Continental Europe, where brown shoes were more commonplace.
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As investment bankers and Saudi officials plan the trading debut, there are more questions than answers: Is the company worth $2 trillion, as the Saudis insist, or a small fraction of that, as argued by bankers and international oil experts?
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"He is often referred to as the dean of central bankers, having taught most central bankers including former Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke and European Central Bank president Mario Draghi," Shawn Baldwin, the chairman of AIA Group, wrote in a LinkedIn post.
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But that is all the more reason to start issuance early, said the bankers.
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The investigation comes as several bankers are already awaiting sentencing for mismanagement and fraud.
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However, bankers and experts in cyber-security say many more attacks are taking place.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association included an adjustment for the Martin Luther King Day holiday.
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After two days of deliberations, central bankers release their interest rate statement tomorrow afternoon.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalise on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Bankers say they sweat through every year's process, worried they will miss unseen hurdles.
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Iceland's prosecution of its bankers after the 2008 financial collapse was inspired by the
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We have a local government and federal government that's filled with billionaires and bankers.
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Now, Trump and the Republican majority are taking bankers out of the penalty box.
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The big problem for the European economy is that central bankers have limited ammunition.
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Bankers who want a deeper explanation may look no further than their own paychecks.
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Analysts and bankers pointed to recent tax reform as one potential force of change.
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Uber and Lyft have hired bankers and reportedly filed confidential papers to go public.
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Now that the bankers have had their say, attention is turning to other unknowns.
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The use of loan agents allows the bankers to keep fraud at arm's length.
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The PAC's top donors ranged from investment bankers to attorneys across the United States.
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Some economists and bankers say Beijing has the tools to avert a financial crisis.
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It's not hard to dupe bankers and lawyers in a physical inspection of collateral.
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And purebred investment bankers advising on mergers may have their best moments behind them.
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The soup business could support leverage of about 7.5 times debt, said industry bankers.
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European bankers are working on debt financings in excess of 7 times Ista's EBITDA.
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In Icaria there are no domestic servants, cops, informants, middlemen, soldiers, gunsmiths, or bankers.
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Two former Goldman Sachs bankers, Tim Leissner and Roger Ng, were among those charged.
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Central bankers are expected to hike interest rates for the fourth time in 2250.
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Its lawyers, accountants and investment bankers are able easily to connect foreigners with mainlanders.
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Polite officers presented the bankers with letters of resignation and asked them to sign.
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One is that central bankers are too keen to spot inflation in the data.
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And bankers and financial examiners are sort of hot on the trail of this.
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Bankers believed that most were legitimate and were part of Agalarov's global construction business.
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Although bankers are persevering with a private-sector plan, a state rescue looks likely.
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"Guaynabo is a city with a lot of bankers and influential people," said Garcia.
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Central bankers make ever more speeches, bringing once-hidden debates out into the open.
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But bankers, analysts and investors expect the tide to turn in the second half.
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C&A and its bankers had set a range between 16.5 and 20 reais.
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There appears to be a wait-and-see approach from the global central bankers.
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Investment bankers get juicy fees when firms merge, so encourage them to do so.
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In this case at least, we're not all the same old "bunch of bankers".
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Bankers believe an international issue could come as soon as in the first quarter.
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Bankers are annoyed about the delay over completing Basel 3, because delay means uncertainty.
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Bankers and supervisors agree that the crisis exposed banks' equity cushions as dangerously thin.
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Central bankers such as Janet Yellen, Mario Draghi or Mark Carney should be delighted.
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Even before Powell officially took office, central bankers had indicated more hikes were coming.
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The American Bankers Association, a trade group for the banking industry, criticized the proposal.
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"We cannot tolerate rogue bankers, those who in effect steal from depositors," he said.
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Several banks and central bankers have warned against its meteoric rise in its value.
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Wall Street may need fewer traders and bankers and more Ph.D.s and behavioral scientists.
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Veterans make for model bankers, traders, research analysts, compliance officers, and other financial professionals.
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Moreover, bankers expect no let-up in either financial-crime enforcement or new regulation.
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The consequences of the crunch have preoccupied bankers everywhere for more than a decade.
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Bankers will have leeway to base their reserves on forecasts of future economic conditions.
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Some bankers, however, view the practice as a way to mask Santander's default ratio.
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In the past unscrupulous bankers there have got away with theft of spectacular proportions.
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He sought to save not the bankers but the savings of the people themselves.
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Thus, we can see the dangerous loop that central bankers have put themselves in.
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Bankers fear that abandoning distortions that create customer alienation could create "first-mover disadvantage".
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Cleaners and food-delivery people tend to work when it is dark, not bankers.
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Caron said part of the credibility issue stems from central bankers using extreme policy.
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But African central bankers still have a harder task than their rich-world counterparts.
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Yellen is scheduled to address a meeting of central bankers in Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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This week central bankers from around the world will be meeting in Jackson Hole.
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While the EU's bank watchdogs have supported the executive, some bankers have criticized it.
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Ultimately, what bankers most like about Clinton is that she is not Donald Trump.
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Higher oil prices could also reduce central bankers' leeway to see off any downturn.
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Bankers and investors say Amoeba has helpfully spawned an ecosystem of buyers and advisers.
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Last week, total mortgage application volume rose 25%, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Total home loan application volume fell 6 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Central bankers from several countries will meet there next week, according to the bank.
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Goldman argues that the fault lies with rogue bankers, rather than the firm itself.
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To avoid conflicts of interest, the committee excludes bankers, eliminating one source of expertise.
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A former manager insisted the notes related to bankers' bonuses, not tax-shy funds.
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Total home loan application volume increased 2.8 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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But the central bankers of Britain, France and Germany said Facebook should expect scrutiny.
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Mortgage application volume fell 1.2 percent last week, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Wall Street has seen many investment bankers switch firms following the spring bonus season.
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Meanwhile, London's rivals are moving aggressively to capitalize on its limbo by wooing bankers.
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Instead bankers predict that Brexit will produce a network of specialised European financial centres.
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That would be an unlikely move by the central bankers, Probis Group's Barratt said.
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Central bankers will next meet in November to decide on whether to raise rates.
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Bankers have said a bond-to-equity conversion would be the most obvious choice.
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N) retail bankers signed up customers for life insurance policies from Prudential Financial (PRU.
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From bankers, to activists, non-profits, the veterans, people involved in the health industry.
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But without clarity, investors and the bankers who manage companies' bond sales are wary.
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If top bankers do acknowledge a slowing U.S. economy, they would not be alone.
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Central bankers project two more 2016 hikes, while the futures market sees only one.
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The bankers who work on mergers, new offerings and the like are more bullish.
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Ms. Banks, 36, is a senior counsel at the American Bankers Association in Washington.
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Gunvor told its bankers that 2018 losses would be non-recurring, the sources said.
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The company is already working with restructuring bankers from firm Rothschild & Co, they added.
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He said bankers for the IPO have been appointed but declined to name them.
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WATTERS: So, you&aposre saying bankers have higher ethical standards than the Obama administration?
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Leveraged finance bankers are preparing financing based on an adjusted Ebitda figure of €20153m.
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Monday: The chatter Once again, word came after the bankers had called it quits.
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Its hires include bankers covering the healthcare, technology, and financial services sectors, it said.
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Since then central bankers, politicians and the media have also faced growing public scepticism.
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Total home loan application volume decreased 3.3 percent, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association.
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Some bankers have suggested Vivendi may eventually seek to combine Telecom Italia and Mediaset.
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"Bankers want reassurance that the government wants them," one senior banking executive told Reuters.
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At JPMorgan Chase & Co. for example, bankers need to know more than just numbers.
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Some bankers have complained that Rajan's March 2017 deadline was pushing them too fast.
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It will require some cynical, IPO legerdemain that can be easily supplied by bankers.
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Neither company was charged, and Global Bankers said it was cooperating with the investigation.
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Bankers say Lloyds and smaller challenger banks such as Virgin Money VM.L, Shawbrook SHAW.
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Camden R. Fine is president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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Sontchi also appeared to suggest the original order covered too lawyers, bankers and advisers.
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It appears that the country's central bankers are headed for a trial by fire.
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Price rises have for some time been too feeble for Western central bankers' liking.
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Bankers, however, say selling a minority stake at that valuation may be a challenge.
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"Central bankers are not cheerleaders for the economy, not by a longshot," he said.
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I'm going to have a Faustian bargain with the bankers, with the financial sector.
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And bankers can take part in a vote to dismiss a regional-Fed president.
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Bankers were frightened away by a spate of kidnappings for ransom in the 220s.
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Central bankers were given policy freedom because they were perceived to be disinterested experts.
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They go to their storefront or else if they're wealthier they have private bankers.
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Bankers consider them "core" deposits, different from "demand" deposits, which are often withdrawn abruptly.
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For example, the company didn't work with bankers to sell shares through institutional investors.
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SINGAPORE (Reuters Breakingviews) - An Australian cartel case bodes ill for equity capital markets bankers.
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Bankers and analysts increasingly say Rio needs to buy assets to diversify its portfolio.
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Central bankers everywhere fear a repeat of the decades long deflationary spiral in Japan.
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YOU KNOW, ASSESSING – THIS IS A FUNDAMENTAL POINT FOR CENTRAL BANKERS, WHERE IS NEUTRAL?
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Bankers may also see more creativity with their pay packages as regulations are lifted.
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Still, some bankers worry their buffers for bad loans may not be high enough.
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Rebeca Romero Rainey is president and CEO of the Independent Community Bankers of America.
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Bankers away reckon the bond is coming about 25bp-30bp back of fair value.
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That part even has bankers, unlikely allies to public-interest lawyers, up in arms.
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Neither telegenic nor eloquent in public, he seems more comfortable among bankers than peasants.
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The bankers are Bill Brady, Cully Davis, Cameron Lester, John Metz and Steve West.
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Best for the bankers to do nothing, and hope that the situation somehow improves.
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Others see it as a sign of the Fed's overly cozy ties with bankers.
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In so doing, they will be cutting out the middlemen — primarily the investment bankers.
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Put simply: Bankers are having a tough time in the public discourse these days.
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This reduced the impact of Oman's bond on liquidity within the region, bankers said.
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And bankers have already started working on a handful of other private equity deals.
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Too often agencies like the Federal Reserve were in bed with the biggest bankers.
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Bankers, lawyers and executives involved with the October flurry described a range of rationales.
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The central bankers do not want their institutions to own or use Bitcoin itself.
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However, the activism model is hardly in danger of extinction, bankers and lawyers said.
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Bankers said that such a result was unprecedented for an M&A-driven trade.
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UBS Investment Bank recently emailed out its second annual reading list to its bankers.
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The poor IPO market might also weigh on state energy firm privatisations, bankers said.
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By dragging their feet on the Volcker Rule, bankers may give those initiatives momentum.
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Shifting the multi-trillion euro derivatives business would be difficult, regulators and bankers said.
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They have a phenomenal team of bankers from my alma mater JPMorgan helping them.
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She has schooled investment bankers in how to use root concealer to cover gray.
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All of the bankers either declined to comment or didn't return messages seeking comment.
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German bankers earn a fraction of what their American counterparts do, and avoid ostentation.
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But some bankers are skeptical that such rules will make much of a difference.
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As the world's leading central bankers begin their annual meeting at Jackson Hole, Wyo.
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Finance and InvestingWe found the 40 most powerful investment bankers at Bank of America.
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Other bankers are working on all-senior financings at 5.25 times, the sources said.
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In Europe, Perella has been hiring senior bankers to beef up its advisory team.
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The company hired bankers when an acquisition began to look like its best option.
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The Mortgage Bankers Association adjusted the weekly reading to account for the Thanksgiving holiday.
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The marshals went first, followed by investment bankers, accountants, public-relations people, and secretaries.
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That has left bankers salivating at the prospect of a wave of deal making.
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There was no reason for the investment bankers who interviewed me to hire me.
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Deals could instead be targeted at specific geographies or sectors, bankers and analysts said.
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The incompetence of the British Bankers' Association, which oversaw the benchmark, is also stunning.
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He started kidnapping other bankers in the organization, and holding them for ransom money.
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Axis Capital, Kotak Mahindra Capital and IIFL Holdings were the bankers managing the sale.
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But the family may have already shown its hand, several analysts and bankers said.
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The website of the Independent Community Bankers of America is worth a look, too.
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ET. The Mortgage Bankers Association released its report on mortgage applications at 7 a.m.
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Bankers expect to see more European banks issue in dollars in the coming weeks.
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Rates are jumping right now after global central bankers promised inflation is eventually coming.
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But Bill Winters, regarded as one of the best bankers of his generation, disagrees.
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There's little that central bankers can do, however, in curbing wage inequality, he said.
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Some bankers might work with companies on creative financings, liability management, or other measures.
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But bankers told us the current financial challenge is unlike any they've seen before.
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When the 2008 financial crisis hit, the federal government responded with a bankers' bailout.
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Central bankers already meet regularly with academics and financial institutions such as Goldman Sachs.
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The good news for investors is that central bankers are taking the crisis seriously.
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But until the panic selling stops, central bankers will be on the back foot.
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Still, the central bankers and finance ministers will be discussing continued underlying economic issues.
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Second, the possibility of a no-deal Brexit early next year is spooking bankers.
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Prosecutors also charged two former Goldman Sachs bankers, one of whom has pleaded guilty.
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U.S. prosecutors filed criminal charges against two former Goldman Sachs bankers earlier this month.
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Through most of its history, Goldman has alternated between traders and bankers as CEOs.
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U.S. central bankers worry a tight labor market will eventually lead to higher inflation.
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Most investment bankers fail within two years, but Matt's father rose to the top.
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Last year, some bankers had floated a potential $120 billion valuation for the company.
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The company's bankers are expected to set the price of its bonds on Tuesday.
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And if any bankers are leaving London, it's got nothing to do with Brexit.
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The president's other top economic officials are either investment bankers or private equity managers.
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When things inevitably go wrong, central bankers will take their share of the blame.
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He objected to the destruction of a street mural depicting despotic hooknosed Jewish bankers.
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Instead, he acknowledged the challenges facing central bankers as a result of trade uncertainty.
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He also worked closely with bankers to guide the company through its initial offering.
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But it is troublesome for central bankers who are already undershooting their inflation targets.
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At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, bankers made clear they've had enough.
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Bankers in London are bracing for a wave of job cuts in the city.
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Salahi and Wood went around the room shaking hands with bankers, merchants, prefects, doctors.
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ET. Meanwhile, Mortgage Bankers Association is out with two weeks of mortgage applications data.
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Two other Swiss bankers involved in the case have already pleaded guilty in Singapore.
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A number of bankers site leverage will approach levels closer to 8.5-9.0 times.
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The drought has pushed ECM bankers to find alternative ways to bring in fees.
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And given that it is a banking conference, there's a lot of bankers there.
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Bankers are starting to pay notice and considering more flexibility around the traditional IPO.
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Ms. Banks, 214, is a senior counsel at the American Bankers Association in Washington.
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He vents about London bankers, who left his people to clean up their mess.
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Breakingviews Two top bankers can't agree on whether lenders are too big to fail.
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Bankers want to see revenue growth and profitability, company collateral and its cost structures.
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In 2009, the then-president slammed bankers for their role in the financial crisis.
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Investment bankers and other IPO advisers are likely to welcome the potential new business.
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Czech central bankers raised the main two-week repo rate to 2.0% last May.
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What's more, these superdelegates are not Wall Street bankers or even wine cave habitués.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Hong Kong bankers are getting drop-kicked while they're down.
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Analysts and bankers say opaque Chinese data and lack of precedent hinder clear estimates.
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They were teenaged, middle-aged and elderly; they were students, bankers and grocery clerks.
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Continued low mortgage rates are keeping bankers busy, as refinance applications continue to rise.
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It added that the bankers were expecting the first indicative bids within two months.
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The Trump administration is providing banks with that guidance, Mnuchin said, boosting bankers' confidence.
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Yellen did not address monetary policy at a summit of central bankers in Wyoming.
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Dudley was speaking at an event sponsored by the New Jersey Bankers Association here.
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The investor protections also change the script for bankers in WeWork's eventual IPO roadshow.
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Barclays and the British Bankers Association have also been vocal opponents of the cap.
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Some bankers think issuers are being a touch complacent by holding back issuance now.
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Investment bankers say they are seeing better opportunities and greater appetite from foreign investors.
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Central bankers, however, often find reasons for concern when they hear such good news.
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