Paul Davies
Global Banking Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
Global Banking at Bloomberg Opinion. Ex-WSJ and FT. Why, why, why, why, why? Opinions mine, "likes" are often bookmarks, RTs don't mean I agree.
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1 week ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Paul Davies
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1 week ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Paul Davies
Pause or delete? That is the question for investment bank clients looking at doing deals or taking companies public. Morgan Stanley’s Chief Executive Officer Ted Pick still thinks that the backed-up pipeline of activity Wall Street has had for months should still get done eventually.
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1 week ago |
bloomberg.com | Paul Davies
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon said sorting out the tariff war was paramount. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Pause or delete? That is the question for investment bank clients looking at doing deals or taking companies public. Morgan Stanley’s Chief Executive Officer Ted Pick still thinks that the backed-up pipeline of activity Wall Street has had for months should still get done eventually.
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2 weeks ago |
which.co.uk | Paul Davies
This month marks 10 years since the introduction of 'Freedom and Choice' reforms, commonly known as pension freedoms. The changes were brought in by then-Chancellor George Osborne in 2015, revolutionising the retirement system and the income choices available to millions of people. Here, we've highlighted six ways the reforms have changed the retirement landscape and how we manage our pension savings. Which? Money annual subscription - save 25% - now only £36.75. Offer ends 13 April 25.
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businesstimes.com.sg | Paul Davies
Mega hedge funds are so critical to modern finance that they should be regulated more like lendersPublished Thu, Apr 10, 2025 · 07:00 AMAs markets tank again in response to Trump’s tariffs, there is a real risk of a crisis of faith in the US as a reliable world power – and crucially in its Treasury bonds, which underpin shadow banking.
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A basic point worth remembering - from Matt King's latest > https://t.co/kjxaYCRmr0
Amazing. All of this was to work out that *China* is the country that the US has the most difficult trading and political relationship with. Genius! We never could have worked that out otherwise. I am impressed!
The benefit of @realDonaldTrump’s approach is that we now understand who are our preferred trading partners, and who the problems are. China has shown themselves to be a bad actor. Our counterparties also have a taste of what life is like if they don’t take down their trade
When you've lost bro... Market turmoil strains bro-sphere’s bromance with Donald Trump https://t.co/PfIbGCJGXJ via @ft