Guy Moszkowski

Berenberg’s Perrott Leaves to Join Autonomous Research

Richard Perrott, an analyst covering exchanges and inter-dealer brokers at Berenberg Bank, left to join Autonomous Research LLP, the independent research firm founded by former Merrill Lynch & Co. executives.

ISI’s Najarian Ends 21-Year Research Career to Marry, Golf

Ed Najarian said he’s leaving International Strategy & Investment Group Inc. and ending a 21- year career analyzing banks to get married and play more golf.

Goldman Sachs Still Planning Principal Investments, BofA’s Moszkowski Says

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. , the fifth-biggest U.S. bank by assets, will continue making principal investments with the firm’s own money because executives don’t think the so-called Volcker rule prevents the practice, a Bank of America Corp. analyst said.

Goldman Sachs Is Downgraded by Moszkowski on Federal Prosecutors' Review

Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was downgraded to “neutral” from “buy” at Bank of America Corp. because federal prosecutors are weighing criminal fraud charges against Wall Street’s most-profitable firm.

Goldman Special Situation Profit Seen at Risk With Volcker Rule

For Goldman Sachs Group Inc. ’s Special Situations Group, disasters can be a source of some of the biggest profits. Now the secretive investing operation faces its own potential calamity.

Blankfein Flunks Asset Management as Clark Vows No More Goldman

On Jan. 2, Jim Clark , a founder of such technology icons as Netscape Communications Corp. and Silicon Graphics Inc. , was at home in Palm Beach, Florida, when he got an e-mail from an executive at Goldman Sachs Group Inc. ’s private wealth management division. Goldman was offering Clark a chance to invest in the closely held social-networking company Facebook Inc. The deal -- through a fund overseen by Goldman Sachs Asset Management -- was being offered to other Goldman investors at the same time, Bloomberg Markets magazine reports in its March issue.

European Banks Losing Trading Share to U.S. as Debt Crisis Erodes Revenue

The biggest U.S. banks captured the highest share of global trading revenue in at least two years as their counterparts across the Atlantic reduced risk in the fourth quarter amid a worsening sovereign-debt crisis.

Citigroup’s EPS Profit Estimate Cut by Analysts on Weak Trading Revenue

Goldman Sachs Group Inc., Citigroup Inc. and Morgan Stanley were among Wall Street banks whose second-quarter profit estimates were cut by analysts, who said the companies’ trading revenue was likely to tumble.

Goldman Sachs Advancing in India Means Turning Half-Cent Fees Into Profit

For Goldman Sachs Group Inc. , which is ramping up efforts to arrange takeovers and stock sales in India, progress can be slow and profit from deals elusive.

Blankfein Meets Goldman Shareholders Amid Integrity Crisis

Lloyd Blankfein, Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s chief executive officer, faces another test of his leadership this week when he addresses the firm’s annual shareholder meeting 10 days after a showdown with U.S. senators.

"There are some trends being seen across a lot of different competitors and across a number of business lines, which if they play out the way it looks so far, could help the U.S. capital-markets banks in terms of market share."

- Guy Moszkowski on Feb 13, 2012

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CIA Spy Caught in $1 Million Recruitment Sting, Russia Says

European Stocks Rise as Earnings Offset German Confidence

Tesla’s Straubel Keeps Motors Rolling as Stock Surges 57%

Lehman Reaches Beyond Grave Seeking Millions From Nonprofits

S&P 500 Rises on U.S. Optimism While Metals Fall on China