daneyh

Wow, really succinct comment and you seemed to sum up a lot of what i'm feeling re: this whole thing.

Yes!

Out of the more recent episodes 201-David Hohme & 206-Modd were top quality.

If you enjoy Anjunadeep then I think you will also like 'When We Dip' , Canopy Sounds and Magician on Duty podcasts. They really go well with the anjunadeep style although I would say is more laid back then Anjunadeep (which has an at times housier/trancier vibe).

I think the headline blows things out of proportion. The ECM Syndicate banks overstated demand for a share sale, by the house bid....that the joint lead managers would've been on the hook for anyway (if the demand wasn't there, they had an underwriting backstop). Yes they should've stated the booksizes included the joint lead manager interest but it isn't the as bad as the article and respective comments on here make out.

Slap on the wrist at worst i'd say.

I understand what you're trying to say but this logic would only work if we knew that swiss bank operations 'based in switzerland' clear more money than bitcoin.

Credit suisse/UBS main operations are in London.

so you should've definitely taken harder classes then.

I used this and got upto the 30min sessions. After a while Andys voice becomes counterproductive....but definitely good to get into it.

Former broker.

We know, but it is important function of a broker not to tell.

> Many international banks have similar numbers of staff in Paris as in London.

Wrong. With the exception of the French banks Natixis, BNP Parbias and Societe Generale...Investment banks have far greater staff in London vs Paris.

German workers council is incredibly restrictive on the hire-fire model that is the bread and butter of most mid-tier-BB IBs.

August2016 September2016 October2016 etc.

pls don't hack me

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EDIT: Great article and good problem solving skills

I don't think what you're saying here is correct. 'fake' transaction problem between counterparties aren't an issue and as I replied to your comment on the 1-5day settlement period in the GS r3 thread

>> It takes some financial assets 3-5 days to settle

That 1-5 days to settle isn't due to slow and disconnected systems though, which is what many looking from a tech perspective believe. Most financial transactions are matched in settlement systems the same day they are traded. The 3-5 days is for prefunding of underlying accounts, tear ups and other asset class idiosyncratic reasons.

That 1-5 days to settle isn't due to slow and disconnected systems though, which is what many looking from a tech perspective believe. Most financial transactions are matched in settlement systems the same day they are traded. The 3-5 days is for prefunding of underlying accounts, tear ups and other asset class idiosyncratic reasons.