Keith Mullin
Contributor at Freelance
Contributor at The Asset Magazine
Global investment banking and capital markets thought leader, consultant, writer,commentator and analyst working under the KM Capital Markets umbrella
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1 week ago |
theasset.com | Keith Mullin
Browsing the leading US banks' recently published proxy statements and leading European banks' annual reports, I scanned the sections on competitors to see which each firm lists as peers to see if anything had materially changed. It hadn't. But watch that space. The competitor lists in those documents are compiled mainly for purposes of tracking industry-wide compensation, executive exit risk and other factors.
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2 weeks ago |
theasset.com | Keith Mullin
Perusing US equity underwriting and sales and trading earnings data for the first quarter recently, I was once again struck by the extent to which the underwriting business is becoming - or in truth has already become, certainly in the case of initial public offerings ( IPOs ) - a rounding error in the grand scheme of equity investment banking, that is, compared with equity sales and trading. ( European numbers tend to follow the same pattern so there are no grand expectations here.
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1 month ago |
theasset.com | Keith Mullin
As talk of massively ramping up defence spending to achieve security in Europe reaches fever pitch, the need to maintain essential infrastructure and plug infrastructure deficits has moved center stage alongside it. Not just military infrastructure but traditional areas like energy, utilities and transportation as well as newer areas like electric vehicles and data centres.
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2 months ago |
theasset.com | Keith Mullin
There's been a lot of attention in the media and the blogosphere in recent days on the success of efforts to boost gender and other elements of diversity in the workplace, to coincide with International Women's Day ( IWD ) on March 8.
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2 months ago |
theasset.com | Keith Mullin
Stockbrokers and other financial market participants urging the British government to change the rules to force more domestic retail and institutional capital into UK equities. Investment bankers urging light-touch regulation. Two things on the UK financial agenda but relevant to other jurisdictions that are driving me nuts. Because while the rhetoric coming from both camps is wrapped around claims of altruism and the best interests of clients and country, it is flagrantly self-serving.
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