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Covers:  credit, asian m&a, private equity, hedge funds, white collar crime, economy, insurance, banking, financial regulation, investment banks, fund management, ipos
Global Banking at Bloomberg Opinion. Ex-WSJ and FT. Why, why, why, why, why? Opinions mine, "likes" are often bookmarks, RTs don't mean I agree.

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Paul Davies’s Biography

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Finance and money: what it is, how it moves, where it goes and why

Asia Finance Correspondent in Hong Kong, covering banking, insurance, asset management and markets - and all the stories in between.
It's a new life as generalist for me compared to my previous deep dives on the insurance industry - 2 1/2 years as lead correspondent based in London - and before that 4 years covering credit markets, especially derivatives and the infamous alphabet soup of CDOs, ABSs, SIVs and so on. That was '05…

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Retreat of China's credit tide leaves a stench - FT.com

Retreat of China's credit tide leaves a stench - FT.com

China's corporate cash crunch is going to hurt. Analysts at Macquarie this week carried out a more sophistica…

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Zoomlion fuels fears over China debt bubble - FT.com

Zoomlion fuels fears over China debt bubble - FT.com

Zoomlion, a construction machinery company on the frontline of China's slowing economy, is seeking Rmb140bn (…

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HK IPOs grasp for cornerstone investors - FT.com

HK IPOs grasp for cornerstone investors - FT.com

Zhengzhou Coal Mining Machinery has enlisted nearly a dozen banks to hunt down investors willing to take stak…

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Graff requires some glitter to shine in Asia - FT.com

Graff requires some glitter to shine in Asia - FT.com

It is somewhat surprising that Laurence Graff, the king of bling, has never been namechecked in a hip hop tra…

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Banks look to insurers for lessons - FT.com

Banks look to insurers for lessons - FT.com

Insurers are not banks, as the industry has been at pains to point out since the global financial crisis. Ban…

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Tackling the longevity question - FT.com

Tackling the longevity question - FT.com

Cadbury's deal on Wednesday to offload £500m of pension fund liabilities to Edmund Truell's Pension Insurance…

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Articles

Fim da era Dimon? JPMorgan avança para substituir lendário CEO com 2 candidatos na fila

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Bloomberg Opinion — O JPMorgan Chase (JPM) há tempos tem o hábito de testar possíveis sucessores para o CEO Jamie Dimon, mas sua mais recente reorganização administrativa é um sinal de que o executivo de 70 anos está finalmente se preparando para deixar o cargo. O maior banco dos Estados Unidos conta agora com dois candidatos claros: Troy Rohrbaugh e Doug Petno, que foram nomeados copresidentes e receberam, cada um, um bônus de retenção de US$ 30 milhões.
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Why some families will be hit harder by new inheritance tax rules for pensions

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By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion. Paul has long worked in financial services research, currently specialising in pensions and retirement planning. Set as preferred source New inheritance tax rules coming into force next year are already causing many people to rethink their financial planning.
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The Race to Replace Jamie Dimon Is On: Paul J. Davies

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has long made a habit of chewing through potential successors to Chief Executive Officer , but its latest management reshuffle is a sign that the 70-year-old is finally preparing to relinquish the role. America’s biggest bank now has two clear candidates in and , who have been named co-presidents and each handed $30 million retention bonuses.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Editing a computer industry newsletter called M&A Impact - for Kevin White and Krishna Roy. Lovely people.

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes, but a long, long time ago...

Who's your favorite fictional journalist?

William Boot - who else?
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