Paul Clarke

Bank eyes more stable revenue streams without losing its status as the preeminent Wall Street firm

Only a year ago, bankers saw a 50% surge in salaries amid a bumper 2021

In London, around 10% of its dealmaking team — or 30 people — have been put at risk of redundancy, according to people with knowledge of the matter

Former JPMorgan banker heads for the exit after six years at Citi

Salaries have soared in the battle for junior talent, but both banks and private equity firms are set for a leaner future

Dr Alexandra Michel’s research shows that dealmakers work extreme hours because of client demands and a feeling they can be supplanted if they switch off, or easily fired if performance dips

What you need to know about the Swiss lender’s bold turnaround plan

Dominic Emery has joined as a managing director in the bank’s London office and will focus on technology deals

The dealmaking duo made record profits for their boutique in 2020

Charlie Jacobs has been sole head of UK investment banking at JPMorgan since the departure of David Lomer

Citi boss Jane Fraser told analysts during its second quarter earnings call that Citigroup would continue to ‘selectively hire’ senior bankers

The UK lender is building out its ranks of traders in the French capital

The Swiss bank has been slammed for a lack of adequate staffing in risk and compliance

Wall Street banks have rolled out successive pay rises for junior bankers as a race for talent continues

NWOBHM changed rock music forever and Michael Hann tells the story of this forgotten movement through the words of those who were there.

The former HSBC executive has taken a series of board roles since his departure in 2018

International investment banks had already pulled back from Russia after its annexation of Crimea in 2014