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Citi's Michael Lavelle has been appointed vice chairman of lending after three decades, while Blackstone's Joseph Baratta and Michael Chae join the ranks of billionaires. UBS's Mike Dargan received a $12m loan to aid in the complex integration of Credit Suisse, as the demand for junior bankers dwindles amid a challenging work environment. Meanwhile, HSBC faces pressure in equities trading, with US banks increasingly dominating the market.
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