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Ho Jinx on Hiring Spree for US Bankrupt Bankers!

makapaaa

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So that she could speed up the burning of the Peasants' blood and coffin money to light up her lumber 1 ego?

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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"-->SINGAPORE'S state investor Temasek has hired Mr Rohit Sipahimalani, head of Southeast Asia investment banking for Morgan Stanley, to join the fund in November as managing director, sources said on Thursday.
Mr Sipahimalani, who has held his current post at the US bank since early 2007, was previously co-head of Asia-Pacific mergers and acquisitions based in Hong Kong, one source briefed on the move told Reuters.
He has been with Morgan Stanley for 11 years, the source added.
The move came after Mr Michael Dee, a former Morgan Stanley banker, joined Temasek as a senior managing director in August to oversee its new international division.
It was unclear if Mr Sipahimalani will join the investment team or the international division. Temasek has in the last year-and-a-half made high profile investments in Merrill Lynch and Barclays and is planning an expansion in Latin America as it looks beyond its Asian backyard. -- THOMSON REUTERS
 

makapaaa

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And who's the major shareholder of Stanchart?

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<!-- START OF : div id="storytext"-->STANDARD Chartered, the UK bank that gets most of its profit from Asia, hired Mr Christian Wait from Lehman Brothers Holdings as the global head of its capital markets business, Bloomberg news reported on Thursday.
Mr Wait, to be based in Singapore, will report to Mr Lenny Feder, who is the group head of financial markets, Standard Chartered said in a statement dated yesterday.
Mr Wait joined Standard Chartered after 23 years at Lehman, which filed for bankruptcy on Sept 15 and joined the list of casualties that didn't survive the global financial turmoil. Standard Chartered is capitalising on the current crisis by recruiting 'exceptional talent' from other firms, Chief Executive Officer Peter Sands said last month. Standard Chartered has hired several members of Lehman's Asian commodities trading team and a private equity banker, the Wall Street Journal reported on Oct 7.
 

DerekLeung

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If it's such a talent, failing is not an option !

Bailout is a sham ! Using Federal reserves to bailout corrupted companies; using citizen's and middle-class money built over decades and it's worth.
Your tax dollars. Wow it's such an easy and quick solution !

The middle-class and working class must be brain dead to be exploited in such a way !
 

DerekLeung

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If you are middle-class and if you paying 600K up for an apartment !

You laterally selling your soul to the people who conspires to this outcome!
Whether directly or because that market price are free-falling and people's jobs are free-falling too. The price is fixed and variable at any point but people's jobs are not guaranteed.

Every 5-6 years, smart ones will dump and roll their money.
Those that are locked-into loans and binded by locked on durations and have to miss the break-away period when everyone are selling are in for a rude shock.
That they are never going to make the money that people are making .

The period when demands falls and can FTs help to hold the prices?


 
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