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Bank of America UK and Ireland chair Mackenzie Smith retires after more than 35 years in the City


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Bank of America UK and Ireland chair Mackenzie Smith retires after more than 35 years in the City
Simon Mackenzie Smith is one of the best-known dealmakers in the City
Simon Mackenzie Smith joined Merrill Lynch in 1996 from Morgan Grenfell, the City merchant bank acquired by Deutsche Bank in the 1990s
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Simon Mackenzie Smith, chair of corporate and investment banking for the UK and Ireland at Bank of America, is retiring.
Mackenzie Smith, one of the best-known dealmakers in the City who has worked with the biggest UK blue-chip companies, is set to step down from Bank of America after 25 years at the bank, according to an internal memo seen by Financial News. ....

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Why Energy Could Have a Tesla-Like 2021


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Energy stocks used to make up more than 10% of the S&P 500. But last year they fell below 3%. Some fund managers abandoned the sector altogether, given that it has underperformed the broader market consistently over the past decade. Why put 2% of your portfolio in energy, when you can just add another 2% of
That underweighting in energy, however, may suddenly shift in 2021, some analysts are predicting. Oil suddenly looks like a decent bet, given that Saudi Arabia has signaled that it will backstop the price by curbing production. U.S. producers, meanwhile, are being prudent with their cash. ....

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Exxon's on a 9-Day Winning Streak. Here's Why.


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everything seems to be working out for the company in 2021.
As of Thursday afternoon, shares of Exxon (ticker: XOM) up more than 4% on the day were on track for their ninth consecutive gain. The stock has risen 22% in that period. It has gotten some help from regulators in recent days. A pipeline in the Permian Basin in which the company has a 30% stake won approval from the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission this week.
And Exxon is suddenly getting a warm welcome on Wall Street, raising the possibility that fund managers will give it another look. Analysts at both J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley are now urging investors to buy the stock. J.P. Morgan hadn’t raised its rating on Exxon to Buy since at least 2014. ....

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Apache, EOG and Devon Energy Are A Few of the Oil and Gas Industry's 'Democrat Darlings'


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Oil and gas companies could face more stringent regulations under Democratic control of the White House and Congress. But analysts remain confident about their prospects, as political shifts often result in surprising changes.
In fact, President-elect Joe Biden’s victory has coincided with a runup in prices even though he is considered to be less of a friend to the industry than a Republican administration would have been.
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Apache, Devon Energy, and EOG Are a Few of the Oil and Gas Industry’s ‘Democrat Darlings’
Oil and gas companies could face more stringent regulations under Democratic control of the White House and Congress. ....

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Dow Jones Industrial Average Rose 60 Points, but Investor Optimism Is Bigger


Investor optimism now rests more fiscal stimulus in addition to the $900 billion on the way which can further boost consumer spending. Bulls also hope for billions of doses of Covid-19 vaccines to be distributed throughout the year, which would reopen the economy and potentially catalyze the unleashing of that spend. But stocks have risen significantly of late even though they are trading at lofty levels, not an unheard-of dynamic.
With the absence of any major or macro developments to move stocks ahead Monday, TD Ameritrade’s chief market strategist offered some explanation. “People are anticipating a good earnings season and the market is overall kind of ignoring the Washington drama,” J.J. Kinahan wrote in a blog post. ....

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