tekp2

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by tekp2 2y ago
He was an m&a lawyer with Wachtell and then a derivatives structurer at Goldman. But your point stands - a background in both the legal/deal making and trading sides of high finance gave him a terrific context. Then his insight, wr
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by tekp2 9y ago
And what, would you say, is the current legally mandated "reserve requirement" in the US?
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by tekp2 11y ago
Chris Ford has something interesting to say about this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qg3XOfioapI
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by tekp2 11y ago
The group aggregated RWA calcs for a global tier 1 bank run substantially in arrears - perhaps as much as 2 months, and IIRC are submitted to the regulators quarterly. The author is also using the word "spreadsheet" as shorthand t
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by tekp2 12y ago
A bit more context from Ed Yong: http://phenomena.nationalgeographic.com/2014/06/02/why-have-...
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by tekp2 13y ago
+1
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by tekp2 13y ago
£2k a day is a loss-leader for Capita who are in it for the contacts.
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by tekp2 13y ago
It won't come with a final salary pension since that was reformed, but the contributions are still around the 20-25% mark, vs 6% in the real world.
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by tekp2 13y ago
I was expecting this: http://tartley.com/?p=1267
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by tekp2 13y ago
BAML interns in London are paid about twice the UK median wage pro rata.
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by tekp2 15y ago
Nope. I've done what I'd call an "internal startup", which was successful, but with which I no longer have a great deal of involvement. I used a few hundred k of seed funding and a team of 4 to build a web app over about 4 months. It's in u
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by tekp2 15y ago
Interesting discussion here. A few things spring to mind: - Consulting training still has an element of programming, but I suspect that will go when Core Analyst School moves to Bangalore later this year. The value is not that those guys wi