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Morgan Stanley's Deputy Chief
Financial Officer Paul Wirth will retire after 15 years with the
bank, according to a memo sent to employees seen by Reuters on
Wednesday.
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Home builder Toll Brothers Inc
said on Wednesday that the coronavirus outbreak in China had led
to shortages of lighting fixtures and small appliances, forcing
it to delay sales of some homes in California, one of its
biggest markets.
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Lloyds Banking Group and
Virgin Money pressed ahead with hundreds of job cuts in
the face of union opposition, as British banks try to keep up
with customers moving online.
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Brexit and other tailwinds will
help Frankfurt build stronger momentum this year to attract more
euro clearing from London without the need for extra customer
sweeteners, a senior Deutsche Boerse Group official has said.
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* ISS slumps to record low on weak profit outlook
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Investors pulled nearly $3.3
billion out of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds that hold
U.S. stocks last week, snapping the longest streak of asset
gains since July, according to data released Wednesday by the
Investment Company Institute.
The pullback from the U.S. equity market came...
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The U.S. Consumer Financial
Protection Bureau (CFPB) has agreed to enforce data-collection
requirements that aim to guard against discriminatory lending
practices after being sued by a Washington-based advocacy group,
the group said on Wednesday.
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Morgan Stanley is asking
anyone who is attending its technology, media and telecom
conference in California next week to report if they have
visited several countries that have reported coronavirus cases
in recent weeks.
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Emerging markets investment
manager Ashmore Group has defended the strategy of its
short duration debt fund which has been clobbered by its
exposure to two nations in crisis, Lebanon and Argentina.
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Private equity suitors for
Thyssenkrupp's elevator division, which is seen
fetching around 16 billion euros ($17.4 billion), have submitted
offers with similar levels of debt, four people familiar with
the process told Reuters on Wednesday.