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Santander's Botin Says Central Banks Face 'Narrow Path'
Banco Santander Executive Chair Ana Botin discusses the outlook for ECB monetary policy, the European economy and says there are no signs of weakness yet in the consumer business. She speaks with David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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World Bank chief wraps up four-nation African tour
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1. Various of World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz visiting Mandela Museum
2. Wolfowitz admiring a portrait of former South African President Nelson Mandela
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3. Wolfowitz meeting Mandela at his residence
4. Various...
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LendingClub Shares Soar as Site Goes Public
Dec. 11: Funding Circle Co-Founder Sam Hodges discusses LendingClubs IPO.
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Are U.K., European Banks Serving Small Businesses?
Sept. 29 -- Anthony Browne, Chief Executive Officer at British Banking Association, talks with Anna Edwards about the state of the U.K. and European banking industry and the strength of the relationship between the U.K. and Europe. He...
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What Is Behind Monte Paschi's Losses?
Nov. 13 -- Bloomberg's Elisa Martinuzzi reports on Monte Paschi earnings and subsequent market reaction. She speaks with Jonathan Ferro on Bloomberg Televisions On The Move. (Source: Bloomberg)
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Why Are Consumer Defaults on the Rise?
July 7 -- UBS Credit Strategist Matt Mish weighs in on consumer defaults and discusses the credit markets. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."
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Wells Fargo CFO: Looks Like There's a Lid on U.S. Yields
July 15 -- John Shrewsberry, Wells Fargo's chief financial officer, discusses the bank's second-quarter financial performance with Bloomberg's Oliver Renick and Matt Miller on "What'd You Miss?"
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Emirates NBD's Pigat: Egypt Devaluation by Early November
Oct. 9 -- Jean-Paul Pigat, senior economist at Emirates NBD, discusses the possible devaluation of the Egyptian pound, the remaining hurdles for Egypt to secure loans from the IMF and the outlook for the economy. He speaks to Yousef...
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UniCredit's Capital Plan: Where Does the Money Go?
Dec.13 -- UniCredit is planning a rights offer to raise $13.8 billion, combined with selling off bad loans and cutting costs in a bid to boost profitability. Andrew Sheets, chief cross-asset strategist at Morgan Stanley, and Bloomberg's...
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Davies: UniCredit Building Confidence for New Capital
Dec.13 -- Howard Davies, chairman at RBS, talks with Bloomberg's Tom Keene about UniCredit's move to clean up its balance sheet and raise capital. He speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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JPMorgan Beats Earnings Estimates
Apr.13 -- Bloomberg Intelligence’s Alison Williams dissects JPMorgan earnings. She speaks with Bloomberg's David Westin on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Americas."
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Why American Express Is Targeting Millennials
Sep.06 -- American Express will debut the Blue Delta SkyMiles credit card this week, offering two miles per dollar spent at U.S. restaurants and on Delta Air Lines Inc. purchases, and one mile per dollar spent everywhere else....
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Tesla Is Said to Plan $5 Billion Investment in Chinese Factory
Aug.01 -- Tesla Inc. plans to invest $5 billion building a factory in China as the trade war with the U.S. makes establishing production in the world’s fastest-growing auto market more imperative for the electric-car pioneer, a person...
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U.S. Buyout Firms Grab Bigger Slice of Australia's Mortgage Market
Oct.17 -- U.S. private equity giants including KKR & Co. and Blackstone Group LP are muscling in on Australia’s lucrative home loan business, shrugging off the risks of a falling market to seize an opportunity created by the retreat of...
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Why Goldman Might Be Cutting Marcus Lending Goal
Oct.08 -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. is looking to restrain the rapid expansion of its online lending platform as the firm grows more cautious on the consumer debt market that’s a key area of growth. The firm’s Marcus unit cut its...
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PBOC Said to Step Up Effort to Spur Lending
Aug.01 -- Banny Lam, head of research at CEB International Investment, discusses the PBOC's efforts to spur lending and what it means for the economy. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets: Asia."
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Turkish Lira Has Effectively Become Untradeable, Bluebay's Riley Says
Aug.17 -- David Riley, chief investment strategist at Bluebay Asset Management, discusses the factors behind the depreciation of the Turkish lira. He speaks with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Junk Hits a Minor Funk Amid Issuance Bonanza
May.24 -- Mounting concerns that the trade dispute could cripple global growth took a toll on high-yield this week with spreads widening by 10 basis points. PGIM’s Michael Collins, Kathy Jones of Charles Schwab and RBC Capital’s Craig...
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China Growth Rate to Be Much Higher, Natixis Says
Apr.14 -- Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief APAC economist at Natixis, talks about China's economy and policies. She speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia."
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For Rak Bank, It’s All About Gradual Improvement, Says CEO
Apr.25 -- Peter England, chief executive officer at Rak Bank, discusses first quarter earnings, his expansion plans and their provisions for bad loans. He speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Middle East.”
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What Are the Biggest Challenges for India's Modi in His Second Term?
May.23 -- Eswar Prasad, Tolani senior professor of trade policy at Cornell University, talks about landslide election victory of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party. Prasad speaks on "Bloomberg Daybreak: Australia."