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Moelis Grows Australian Platform

Moelis & Co. added to its new Australian office by hiring two managing directors. The firm's team down under originally consisted of only corporate finance professionals, but the two appointments bring expertise in equity capital markets and equities research, sales and trading.

Jefferies Hires CMBS Cap Markets Chief

Jefferies & Co. appointed Mark Green as a managing director and head of commercial mortgage-backed securities capital markets.

Deutsche Takes Control of Sal. Oppenheim

Deutsche Bank has completed its $1.3 billion (€1 billion) acquisition of German private bank Sal. Oppenheim.

New Investments in Hedge Funds Seen Topping $220B

Hedge fund inflows are expected to top $220 billion this year as asset levels return to near pre-crisis levels.

Credit Suisse Builds Russian Fixed-Income Team

Credit Suisse said on Tuesday it expanded its fixed-income business in Russia with hires in sales and trading as part of an effort to build its foreign exchange, rates and local securities businesses in Moscow.

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Banking on a Growing Deficit

New broker-dealer Pierpont brings together a trio that has worked on and off together for the better part of three decades.

C.P. Eaton Expands Ranks

C.P. Eaton Partners hired Loren Boston, a fundraising veteran and former global head of origination for Bank of America Merrill Lynch's private-equity funds group, as part of the advisory firm's efforts to grab market share from larger rivals.

Funds Seek Alpha in Main Street Banking

FDIC-assisted deals, attractive valuations, improving economy provide a potential windfall for holders of equity.

High Yield: The New Wellspring

Junk-rated companies are finding it easier and cheaper to raise money in the bond market and rely less on bank loans.

Health Care Takes Debt Mart by Storm

Loan and bond markets provide attractive terms. Some participants ask: is there too much supply from the industry sector?

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