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Deutsche Bank Forced To Slash Fixed-Income Research Price By Half On Lackluster Demand

Deutsche Bank Forced To Slash Fixed-Income Research Price By Half On Lackluster Demand

One by one over the past several months, Europe's largest investment banks have each rolled out their new pricing models detailing how they'll charge for research in 2018 once the new MiFID II regulations go into effect.  Pricing strategies have varied from expensive all-in packages costing nearly $500,000 a year to pay-as-you-go plans that charge for each research report individually.  Here are a couple of recent examples:

Hartford Bankruptcy Looms As CT Gov Admits "We Spent Money On Wrong Things"

Hartford Bankruptcy Looms As CT Gov Admits "We Spent Money On Wrong Things"

Connecticut Governor Daniel Malloy is among the country’s least popular governors after forcing through two tax hikes that sent individuals and corporations fleeing from the state. Luckily for the state and its people, Malloy apparently has no interest in sticking around to take the heat when it comes time for the next hike: He has announced that he will not seek a third term.

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