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Week in Review: Citi, IPOs, and 30%

The Volcker Rule is creating ripples in the larger M&A markets. Earlier this week, Citi announced it was considering the sale of its $1 billion stake in a private equity firm to comply with the law. It is unlikely that many other banks will follow suit, especially since the rule may be modified in the coming months.

While the larger banks stress over the Volcker Rule, the smaller ones have been steadily earning new business and new fees. According to Thomson Reuters, “boutique and independent investment banks earned a combined 30% of fees for completed transactions” in 2013. The data supports the increasing proliferation of boutique banks. 

In other news, IPOs are still going strong and Swander Pace invests in Aden + Anais.

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