Sentence examples for markets arm from inspiring English sources

K.K.R. has secured financing from Credit Suisse, Jefferies, UBS and its own capital markets arm.

The deal will be financed by UBS, Barclays, Citigroup, Deutsche Bank, RBC Capital Markets, Mizuho Corporate Bank and K.K.R.'s own capital markets arm.

America's second largest bank today revealed a 32% slump in quarterly profits to $3.69bn, prompted by a $1.33bn fall in earnings from its Wall Street investment and capital markets arm.

The loss in the capital markets arm knocked group operating profits to £7.1m, down from £40.5m a year ago, even though its Hawkpoint advisory business and wealth management operations reported a rise in earnings.

The FSA, which has been investigating the systems and controls in place in RBS's so-called global banking and markets arm grants an authorisation to any individual wanting to take a role in the City and is able to withdraw the licences to operate as well.

The assessment by City lawyer Anthony Salz, commissioned by Barclays in the wake of the Libor-rigging scandal, produced data for the first time showing that in the 11 years to 2011 the structured capital markets arm generated revenue of more than £9.5bn.

The futures and commodities broker, which had its capital-markets arm shut down, then reached an agreement to sell its key futures unit (which is still operational) to a consortium led by J.C. Flowers, a private-equity firm, for $768m.

Bank of Scotland wants to make NatWest (which would remain an independent brand) a more focused retail bank: non-core businesses, such as Gartmore and Greenwich NatWest, its capital-markets arm, would be sold.

The fund was endowed with holdings in state companies, and victims were given shares in it.The irony of the government extracting assets from a fund designed to compensate victims of expropriation is not lost on Mark Mobius, head of the emerging-markets arm of Franklin Templeton, a fund manager that administers Fondul Proprietatea, and that is suing the Romanian government.

Outside France each of the three is wrestling with its own portfolio of mistakes and opportunities: BNP Paribas and Crédit Agricole mainly in Italy, Société Générale in eastern Europe and Russia.The banks' shares have risen recently but investors still undervalue them, says Guillaume Tiberghien of Exane BNP Paribas, the bank's capital-markets arm.

Under the leadership of Bob Diamond who stepped down as chief executive in July amid revelations that staff at the bank had been trying to manipulate LIBOR, a benchmark interest rate Barclays' capital-markets arm had expanded from a tiny business to a leader in many important investment-banking markets.