The newspaper Financial News, a member of the media corporations Dow Jones, has published its annual list of 100 most influential people in European capital markets. In the current ranking on the first position for the first time out regulators, which, according to the compilers of the rating, clearly describes the changes in the last few years, when the greatest impact on the markets have provided investment bankers and top managers of the universal banks.
Italian Mario Draghi, who headed the ECB in October, and now directs the Council on financial stability, has won this year's first place ranking in the FN100, which is the newspaper Financial News since 2005. In addition to Mario Draghi in top-10 also included two other regulators - the chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Swede Stefan Ingves (4th place) and Governor of the Bank of England Governor Mervyn King (8th place).
Compiled by ranking poll participants and market experts, who report what they see as the most influential people in European capital markets - in terms of CEOs, investment bankers, regulators, insurers, managers of private equity funds, etc., having the nationality of the European countries or working in the European financial companies or divisions of multinational companies in Europe. Previously, the newspaper was the overall ranking of the 100 people in the same year it was decided to divide all participants by category - CEO, regulators, investment bankers, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, asset management, hedge funds, pension funds, private equity funds, market infrastructure, and the total list up to 10 people only.
According to the compilers of the rating, the presence in the top ten of three European regulators shows the growing influence of state and supra-national financial institutions - through a policy of defining the basic interest rates (ECB, Bank of England), introducing new capital adequacy rules for banks (Basel Committee), control over work financial markets and the adoption of anti-crisis measures (advice on financial stability).
Although the impact of top managers of universal banks and investment bankers, according to the rating for last year fell in the top ten, they still retained a solid representation.
Deutsche Bank «delegated" back of two executives - CEO Josef Ackermann (2nd place) and Head of Corporate and Anshu Jain investbankingu (7th place last year took a rankings FN100 first line). Investment bank Goldman Sachs are also in the top ten by two people - the vice-chairman of the U.S. bank Englishman Michael Sherwood (third place) and co-director of Goldman Sachs International, whose headquarters are in London, a native of South Africa Richard Gnodde (6th place) . Of the bankers in the top ten is also CEO of Credit Suisse Brady Dougan (5th place) and European investment company CEO P-Solve Mike Faulkner (10th place). Located on the ninth line of the president and deputy director of the transatlantic stock exchange NYSE Euronext Dominique Cerutti, who, according to the compilers of rankings, will play a very important role in European financial markets after the unification of Deutsche Borse and NYSE Euronext.
In the hundred most influential bankers also includes the heads of Britain's HSBC and Barclays Stuart Gulliver, and Bob Diamond, respectively, the French BNP Paribas, Jean-Laurent Bonafe, European executives of American JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, Daniel Pinto, and Colm Kelleher, respectively. Among the most influential regulators also cited the European Commissioner for Internal Market Michel Barnier and head of the British Department for Supervision of Financial Market, Hector Sants.
Italian Mario Draghi, who headed the ECB in October, and now directs the Council on financial stability, has won this year's first place ranking in the FN100, which is the newspaper Financial News since 2005. In addition to Mario Draghi in top-10 also included two other regulators - the chairman of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision Swede Stefan Ingves (4th place) and Governor of the Bank of England Governor Mervyn King (8th place).
Compiled by ranking poll participants and market experts, who report what they see as the most influential people in European capital markets - in terms of CEOs, investment bankers, regulators, insurers, managers of private equity funds, etc., having the nationality of the European countries or working in the European financial companies or divisions of multinational companies in Europe. Previously, the newspaper was the overall ranking of the 100 people in the same year it was decided to divide all participants by category - CEO, regulators, investment bankers, capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, asset management, hedge funds, pension funds, private equity funds, market infrastructure, and the total list up to 10 people only.
According to the compilers of the rating, the presence in the top ten of three European regulators shows the growing influence of state and supra-national financial institutions - through a policy of defining the basic interest rates (ECB, Bank of England), introducing new capital adequacy rules for banks (Basel Committee), control over work financial markets and the adoption of anti-crisis measures (advice on financial stability).
Although the impact of top managers of universal banks and investment bankers, according to the rating for last year fell in the top ten, they still retained a solid representation.
Deutsche Bank «delegated" back of two executives - CEO Josef Ackermann (2nd place) and Head of Corporate and Anshu Jain investbankingu (7th place last year took a rankings FN100 first line). Investment bank Goldman Sachs are also in the top ten by two people - the vice-chairman of the U.S. bank Englishman Michael Sherwood (third place) and co-director of Goldman Sachs International, whose headquarters are in London, a native of South Africa Richard Gnodde (6th place) . Of the bankers in the top ten is also CEO of Credit Suisse Brady Dougan (5th place) and European investment company CEO P-Solve Mike Faulkner (10th place). Located on the ninth line of the president and deputy director of the transatlantic stock exchange NYSE Euronext Dominique Cerutti, who, according to the compilers of rankings, will play a very important role in European financial markets after the unification of Deutsche Borse and NYSE Euronext.
In the hundred most influential bankers also includes the heads of Britain's HSBC and Barclays Stuart Gulliver, and Bob Diamond, respectively, the French BNP Paribas, Jean-Laurent Bonafe, European executives of American JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley, Daniel Pinto, and Colm Kelleher, respectively. Among the most influential regulators also cited the European Commissioner for Internal Market Michel Barnier and head of the British Department for Supervision of Financial Market, Hector Sants.
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