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Does Your Book Move With You To The New Firm?

H. Friedman Search

Is Your Book Moveable? Possible Restrictions To Face When Moving To A New Firm It’s time to determine if your book is moveable, even as a bond counsel, which usually is much easier to move as very few, if any, firms have any legal restrictions on moving a business. The post Does Your Book Move With You To The New Firm?

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Book Review: ‘Savings and Trust,’ by Justene Hill Edwards

The New York Times: Banking

A book by the historian Justene Hill Edwards charts the rise and fall of the Freedman’s Bank, founded at the end of the Civil War for the formerly enslaved.

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Stay away from this travel booking giant after its latest earnings report, Piper Sandler warns

CNBC: Investing

The bank downgraded shares of the travel company to underweight from neutral.

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Non-banking lender SMFG India Credit eyes Rs 75,000 cr loan book by FY26

Business Standard - FInance

Mid-sized non-banking lender SMFG India Credit, formerly Fullerton India Credit, is looking at doubling the loan book over the next two-three years from the present Rs 36,000 crore. Japanese financial powerhouse SMFG bought a controlling 74.9

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Deutsche Bank selects LSEG compliance solution

The TRADE

Deutsche Bank has chosen the London Stock Exchange Groups Trade Discovery compliance solution as it seeks to meet increasingly rigorous regulatory demands. The post Deutsche Bank selects LSEG compliance solution appeared first on The TRADE.

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Book Review: ‘Madoff: The Final Word,’ by Richard Behar

The New York Times: Banking

His rigorous if irreverent book acknowledges his subject’s humanity. The journalist Richard Behar communicated extensively with the disgraced financier.

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An old story in modern times. Duncan Mavin's pretty darn good book on Greensill

Bronte Capital

The more unquoted the stuff is of course - the more it is subject to the illusion that goes with fixed income - that some people are just especially good at "banking" - banking being the art of lending money out and getting it back again. I recommend Duncan's book. And the insurance companies - well they come across badly too.