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Marion Wrestlers Prepare for Southeastern Conference Tournament
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Marion, AL - The Marion Military Institute wrestlers will travel to Jacksonville, Florida this weekend to compete in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association's (NCWA) Southeastern Conference Tournament. Flagler Palm Coast High School will host the tournament, a qualifying event for the NCWA National Tournament. The address for the event is 5500 East Highway 100, Palm Coast, Florida 32164. Twenty-four schools are members of the SEC and besides MMI, include: Auburn University, University of Alabama, Florida A&M University, Florida Atlantic University, Florida Gulf Coast University, Florida Institute of Technology, Florida International University, Florida State University, Sante Fe Community College, University of Central Florida, University of Florida, University of North Florida, University of South Florida, University of West Florida, Columbus State University, Emory University, Georgia Southern University, Georgia Tech, Gordon College, Kennesaw State University, Mercer University, North Georgia College and State University, and the University of Georgia.
Three southeastern schools are curently ranked in the Top Ten of the NCWA Team Point Leaders. They are the University of Central Florida in 2nd place, Mercer University in 7th place and Marion Military Institute in 8th place. Fourteen MMI wrestlers have earned Top 30 rankings in their respective weight classes. They are: DeAnthony Smith (29th; 125-lb.), Xenepher Austin (8th; 133-lb.), Austin Souders (19th; 133-lb.), Trevor Bailey (3rd; 141-lb.), Brandon Westerman (7th; 141-lb.), Michael Giorgio (6th; 149-lb.), Josh McCoy (3rd; 157-lb.), Jayce Crowder (16th; 165-lb.), Marvin Lawrence, Jr. (29th; 165-lb.), Kevin Koch (28th; 174-lb.), Mark Howard (9th; 184-lb.), Joel Wyman (13th; 235-lb.), and Michael Mullen (15th; 285-lb.).
We think we have the right chemistry and talent this year to make another run at the national championship. With Cee-Jay Hamilton (2006-2007 National Champion) and two wrestlers who earned All-American honors back from last year's team to lead the new freshman, Marion should be able to b....
MMI Ready for 2008-2009 Season
MARION,AL (10/22/08) - The last two seasons, the Marion Military Institute (MMI) wrestling team has finished the season #5 at the NCWA National Tournament. With the 2008-2009 season already underway, Marions coaches Jim and Dave Hazewinkel seem excited about the new season and are looki....
MMI Takes First at University of Georgia Tournament
Marion Military Institute was one of twelve schools that competed at the University of Georgia Tournament this past weekend. Not only did Marion take home the First Place trophy but they also had a wrestler place in every weight class, a first in school history. MMI finished with 85 poin....
Wrestlers Place at The Roman Open
ROME,GA. - The MMI wrestlers traveled to Rome, Georgia this past weekend to compete in The Roman Open on the campus of Shorter University. The tournament was held at The Forum and included over 180 wrestlers from both the NAIA and NCWA. Central Baptist, Baker University and Shorter repre....
MMI Places 3rd at UCF Open
ORLANDO, FL. - The MMI wrestlers traveled to Orlando, Florida this past weekend to participate in the University of Central Florida Duals and Open Tournament. The duals took place Friday evening with Marion winning one of three. The tigers lost to Sierra Communiy College and The Apprenti....
Westerman and Bailey Hold Top Two Spots in NCWA 141-lb. Weight Class!
Sophomore Brandon Westerman and newcomer Trevor Bailey hold the top two positions in the 141-lb weight class in the latest National Collegiate Wrestling Association's (NCWA) rankings. Westerman, a native of Powder Springs, GA., was the Southeastern Conference Champion, NCWA National Runne....
Marion Wrestlers Compete at 14th Annual Lone Star Duals
The MMI wrestling team travelled to Grand Prairie, Texas this past weekend to participate in the 14th Annual Hilton Arlington Lone Star Duals. The tigers competed against two NCAA Division II schools (Ouachita Baptist and the University of Nebraska-Kearney), an NAIA school (Wayland Baptis....
Marion Wrestlers Complete Sweep at Prattville High School Collegiate Tri-Match
PRATTVILLE, AL - Prattville High School (Prattville, Alabama) hosted a tri-match between host school Marion Military Institute, Darton College, and Auburn University last Friday night. Darton and Auburn wrestled first with Darton taking a 37 to 6 victory. MMI faced Darton College in th....
Marion Wrestlers Participate in NCWA's 612 Project
The Marion Military Institute wrestlers are participating in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association's (NCWA) newest initiative, the 612 project. Jim Giunta, President of the NCWA, has challenged the members of the association to participate in a food drive for the Dalton, Georgia n....
Marion Wrestlers Finish in 5th Place at NCWA National Duals!
The MMI wrestlers finished 5th at the NCWA National Duals Tournament behind California Baptist University (student population 4,700), University of Central Florida (student population 56, 235), Grand Valley State University (student population 24, 541), and The Apprentice School (student....
Marion Wrestlers Capture University of Georgia Tournament
ATHENS, GA - The MMI wrestlers captured the University of Georgia Tournament this past weekend in a competition that saw twelve schools represented. Marion scored 163 points to outdistance them from Southeastern Conference foe University of Central Florida who finished with 132 points. M....
Marion Wrestlers Prepare for Southeastern Conference Tournament
Marion, AL - The Marion Military Institute wrestlers will travel to Jacksonville, Florida this weekend to compete in the National Collegiate Wrestling Association's (NCWA) Southeastern Conference Tournament. Flagler Palm Coast High School will host the tournament, a qualifying event for t....
MMI Wrestlers Finish 2nd at SEC Tournament
Jacksonville, Florida - The MMI wrestlers competed in the NCWA Southeastern Conference Tournament this past weekend and were narrowly defeated by the University of Central Florida with just four points separating the two schools. Mercer University finished third with the University of Flo....
Marion Military - Westerman Takes National Title
Macon, GA. - Sophomore Brandon Westerman, a native of Powdersprings, Georgia, won the National Collegiate Wrestling Association's (NCWA) 141-lb. weight class this past weekend at the NCWA National Tournament and is now a two-time NCWA All-American. Westerman defeated Kendall Albert from K....
Five Marion Wrestlers named NCWA Academic All-Americans
Marion, AL - The National Collegiate Wrestling Association (NCWA) has named the following MMI wrestlers to the 2011 NCWA Academic All-American Team: Austin Souders (Coppell, Texas), Michael Giorgio (Leesport, Pennsylvania), Steven Sattler (New Baltimore, MI), Joel Wyman (Springfield, MO), ....
Marion Military Takes 6th at National Duals
The MMI Tigers earned a 6th place finish at the NCWA National Duals Tournament after dropping their final match to Grand Valley State University 41-14. In round one Marion defeated University of South Florida 138-24 utilizing a new scoring system. The Tigers defeated University of Texas-....


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Two more contestants were eliminated from The X Factor Thursday night, with four making it through to next week's semifinals. Did Tate Nation give Tate Stevens the votes he needed to reclaim the top spot from Carly Rose Sonenclar? Did CeCe Frey survive another week? And which acts had to go head-to-head to stay in the competition? Read on to find out.
The show dragged the suspense out as much as it could, featuring performances from last season's winner Melanie Amaro and a promo for Sony headphones before getting to the first elimination.
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So, who was the first act given the boot? Somewhat unsurprisingly, Frey's luck finally ran out - despite the fact that judge Demi Lovato, donned matching leopard face paint in solidarity with her sole remaining contestant.
Next, hosts Mario Lopez and Khloe Kardashian revealed which three acts were safe and automatically earned a spot in next week's semifinals. Those were Emblem 3, Carly Rose Sonenclar and Tate Stevens, meaning that Diamond White and Fifth Harmony had to enter a sing-off. (But before they did, Ke$ha took the stage to perform her latest single "Come On.")
Fifth Harmony opted for Mariah Carey's "Anytime You Need a Friend" for their Save Me song and White, who found herself in the bottom two for the second week in a row, chose Lee Ann Womack's "I Hope You Dance" for hers. And then it was up to the judges to decide which one would go home.
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Unsurprisingly, Fifth Harmony's mentor, Simon Cowell, and White's mentor, Britney Spears, each voted to eliminate the other's act. So Lovato and L.A. Reid had to make the final call. Reid voted to send White home, and Lovato voted ... also to send White home. This is the second time the 13-year-old has been eliminated, and she was even more gracious in her farewell than before.
So the semifinalists are set, in this order: at fourth place, Fifth Harmony; in third, Emblem 3; in second, Carly Rose Sonenclar; and overtaking Sonenclar to return to first place, Tate Stevens.
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Monday's List of 13: Wrapping up a quiet Sunday....... 13) You can bet the Super Bowl in Las Vegas and many sportsbooks all season; they had a line of AFC -3 for most of this season, but now that Broncos/Patriots are gone, the 49ers have been listed as -5, with a total of 49.5 in the Super Bowl. 12) Odd stat lives on: 49ers were the 8th #4 seed since 1990 to advance to a conference title game. #4 seeds are the team with worst record of the four divisional winners, so they probably have to upset the #1 seed to get to a conference title game. Since '90, #4 seeds are 7-1 SU in conference title games, and of those eight, only the '08 Cardinals were playing at home. 11) Tom Brady will be 36 in August; Bill Belichick is 60. Aren't going to be that many more chances for that combo to win a Super Bowl. I'd be remiss if I didn't point out that Patriots have won zero Super Bowls since SpyGate- they won three Super Bowls (all by three points) before SpyGate. 10) Scott Stallings had a 5-shot lead after three rounds at the Humana Challenge golf tournament in California, but it was gone before he finished his ninth hole Sunday. Stallings hit a ball in the water on 18 and finished T4th. Brian Gay wound up a winning a three-man playoff. Never heard of Brian Gay? That was his 4th career Tour win and he's now won just under $17M in his career. Thats million, with an M. 9) Chip Kelly gets $32.5M for five years from Eagles, making him a top-10 paid coach in the NFL; seven years ago, he was OC at New Hampshire, and that was the best job he had ever had. Wow. 8) Excellent NBA game in Denver, where the Nuggets beat the Thunder in overtime, 121-118. Fun game to watch. In his last two games, Kevin Durant is 41-42 from the foul line, and both of those games were on the road. 7) Neither NFL home team scored in the second half Sunday. This is first time since '97 both home teams lost conference title tilts. 6) Has a team ever fired its offensive coordinator in December and then gotten to the Super Bowl? LA Rams fired their head coach in training camp in '79, then got to Super Bowl but firing a coordinator in December just does not happen a lot with winning teams. 5) Spencer Hardison points out that Jim Harbaugh once played Screech's cousin in one episode of Saved By The Bell, a TV show I've never seen, but I think the guy from that is on TNT's Franklin & Bash now. 4) Super Bowl is February 3; obviously by then, we'll be sick of everything that has anything to do with the Harbaughs, but ESPN's Saturday night game on February 2nd is Michigan at Indiana. Hoosiers are coached by Tom Crean, who is married to Jim/John Harbaugh's sister. 3) Falcons blew a 20-0 lead at home last week, needed a miracle comeback to win; they blew a 17-0 lead Sunday, also at home. Going to be a long winter in Atlanta, as they try to figure out how to get better. Also hurts Arthur Blank's attempt to get the Falcons a new stadium. 2) Think about how dead the Ravens were in Denver last week; they tied the game with a 70-yard TD pass with 0:31 left. Broncos have to be sick to see Baltimore advancing to the Super Bowl. 1) Ravens' owner is a guy named Steve Bisciotti who was wearing jeans and a ballcap at the game last night; love it!!! Don't like it when the owners are decked out in suits/ties- its a ballgame, relax. He owns Allegis Group, the largest privately held staffing firm in the United States and 6th in the world. Bisciotti went to Salisbury State, which is hour down the road from Ocean City, MD; good to see a state university alum hitting it rich-- he is listed as #298 in the Forbes top 400 of rich people.
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The Worst of the Conference Championships Let's get to talking about the teams not going to the Super Bowl (and Manti Te'o!). Manti Te'o - Listen jerk, you had no problem talking about your GF on camera after you knew it was a prank but now that we all know about it, you need a lawyer present and no cameras? This does not compute. Good job putting this all on your asshole dad though! Typical Falcons - What the fuck? How can the same team look like the GOAT in first halves and then a goat in the second in back-to--back weeks? Makes no sense but at the same time, when you think about these guys, it makes perfect sense. They should have lost last week. The inevitable was delayed until yesterday. World keeps spinnin'. Matt Ryan - I don't care if he got his first playoff win last week or not--dude is still a loser in my book (an ELITE book). Much like another playoff loser showed last week (Peyton), stupid turnovers down the stretch are always killer. Let's see if idiots make excuses for Matty Poop. Although his shoulder did get Kevin Bossed on that final drive. Jimmy BRAH - Did you see that terrific tantrum he threw after his failed challenge? My God was that some great stuff. Someone didn't get a pudding cup at the team meal this morning. Just remember that if you are rooting for the Niners then you are rooting for Jim Harbaugh to be a champion. Are you ready for that? David Akers - TERRIBLE. Final Thoughts - Just a really entertaining game. The better team won. The chokier team choked. After a shaky start, the Niners offense overcame nerves and rape accusations to dominate. I'm 90% certain that San Fran wins the Super Bowl. Tom Brady - It was no butt fumble, but his scramble/get tackled by the ref was major lulz. By the way, that's now three games in a row where Joe Flacco has been the best QB on the field when facing the Patriots. I'm sorry but it's true. Aqib Talib - Not only does he look exactly like Snoop Lion or whatever that cornball brotha is calling himself these days, but Talib makes a strong case for being the worst person in the league. Go ahead and look at his rap sheet. It's astounding. Stevan Ridley - DEAD! Bernard Pollard was sent to Earth with this sole mission of killing Patriots. I love him for that. He's doing God's work! Final thought on this game and the day in general - Let this be known so that we don't waste our time with frauds in the future: if you play little pussy bitch finesse football, you will never win a title. You have to run the ball. You have to have a rock solid defense. If it isn't rock solid, it better have a bizarre amount of swag. Again, YOU HAVE TO RUN THE BALL. Look at who lost yesterday and who moved on...there are obvious similarities that the winners and losers both share. OMG. WE'RE HEADED FOR THE BRAH BOWL!!!! This is going to be amazing.
Steve Bisciotti Is Super Creepy That's a very sensual rub the Ravens owner gave to Ray Lewis' stabbing arm during the post-game interviews. Downright creepy to be honest. Fitting, since Steve Bisciotti has a creepy guy haircut.
Despite the Atlanta loss the Falcons are currently taking the first step in '13-14 to perhaps be Super Bowl bound by signing Matt Ryan to a long term deal according to a report from cbssportsline.com. After the Falcons drafted him No. 3 overall in 2008, Ryan signed a six-year deal worth $66 million, and the final year of that contract in 2013 is scheduled to pay him $10 million. However Atlanta sounds poised to rip up the final year of that contract and reward with him a new deal. For those of you who bought the Super Bowl bound Niners down to a field goal catching it mid week at 3.5, kudos to you. Those of you who earned at the very least a push or loss when the line went to 4 and in some shops 4.5, blame yourselves and David 'Green' Akers isn't the place to be. While that 38 yard clank luckily didn't cost me, where was this guy who once wore a Philadelphia uniform and deemed by most fans and special teams fantasy owners, automatic? Hey Wes, you're supposed to catch the ball. Several throws by Brady right on the numbers made the future HOF receiver look clueless meekly bouncing off of his normally reliable hands with no effort to boot. Remind you of last year's Super Bowl? Perhaps at an equally crucial time since New England was held scoreless playing from behind the entire second half. Back up later as I continue to watch Obama's second term inauguration.
The lunchtime JTG update. Shame on anyone for not buying down with the Niners. Lord its a no brainer if you are wanting to be successful. You have to take advantage of whatever their is available. It was amazing that Atlanta and New England were shut out in the 2nd half of their games.
I did not buy down did not like the value of the wager 49ers at -4 for the push ravens +7 1/2 After the 49er game, i promptly doubled down the push money on the ravens@+8 net+ 2 dollars right now I'm leaning ravens and the 3 1/2 with said 2 dollars but the line movement could change all that was pondering as i reading every ones posts any thoughts on the line movement ???
Marc, How do I get your basketball selections? Thanks Irish
Hey Irish, What basketball selections? I am not a service and never ever suggested otherwise. I am just a regular poster looking for guys to stop by the Spooky Express and here at the forum to sign up and chat about the games and life in general. Sorry. I focus on Football and Baseball where I post some of my plays on the express thread. Basketball I have been using the monitor for the most part to chart how Im doing and any information I believe to be worthwhile. So I guess what Im saying is my selections are really never posted since that is not my best sport usually. Many of the guys that are signed up with Spooky Express or use ShopwithSpooky will text or email me and I am always happy to share my picks. But honestly I save them for the Spooky guys as I do with my newsletters.
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Tuesday's List of 13: Nobody asked me, but....... 13) I love shootouts in the NHL; they're orchestrated drama, but they're fun to watch and they create a unique kind of strategy. 12) Florida Panthers played 25 overtime LY; seems like a lot, out of 82; Vancouver played 24. Thats why the 4-on-4 OT format and the shootout have become necessities. 25 ties in a season would be boring. 11) As much as I like the NHL, and they have knocked the price of their TV package down to $60 for this shortened season, I turn on the Islander game Monday and there's a brawl one second into the game. I can watch the WWE for free; if you want me to pay to watch your product, do not give me goons, give me hockey. Its a great sport, if you allow it to be. 10) Lakers are 17-24, 5-14 on the road and are in serious trouble as far as making the playoffs go, since 41 games is season's halfway point. 9) Washington's Jordan Crawford drained a trey from left wing as Wizards won 98-95 in Portland for fifth win in last seven games after a 4-28 start. Funny how John Wall playing has made his teammates play better, too. 8) Nets-Knicks has become an excellent rivalry because they're both good teams; too bad they don't play again in regular season. Weird scheduling. 7) Maloof family sold their 65% of Sacramento Kings to a group that will move the team to Seattle; NBA stole the Sonics from Seattle and moved them to Oklahoma five years ago- now the Sonics will be back, only team is going to suck at first, because well, they've still got the Kings' players. 6) Ohio State gave hoop coach Thad Matta a raise to $3.2M a year; he has a 234-69 record in Columbus, 101-42 in conference play. Very consistent. 5) Tough loss for Towson State against Georgia State Monday; Tigers are now 10-10, after being 1-31 LY. Good coaching job by Pat Skerry- Towson is 5-2 in a weakened CAA, major progress. 4) Baylor beat Oklahoma State Monday, its third win in row vs OSU, first time Bears have ever beaten Oklahoma State three times in a row. After losing 48 of their first 54 games vs OSU, Baylor won 10 of last 13 series games. 3) 49ers can't be real happy with kicker David Akers, who has missed 13 FGs this season, but if they cut him now, they couldn't bring Billy Cundiff back, it would have to be someone else, so they're going with Akers. Super Bowl is in a dome, but so was last week's game. 2) NHL lockout had to be hardest on coaches, since they have to deal with players in various degrees of conditioning; games are more important with a 48-game schedule, so winning/losing becomes more important than normal. Losing teams are going to fire the coach, which in this unique season, doesn't seem fair. Smart teams might give their coach a mulligan this season. 1) Missouri Tigers have themselves a problem; sounds like the NCAA is going to come down hard on basketball coach Frank Haith for what happened at Miami, so Mizzou may have to cut Haith loose to avoid sanctions should a show-cause order be slapped on Haith. Doesn't seem fair to the players at Missouri, but then again, no one ever said life is fair.


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Recently, McKinsey sat down with two Asian banking leaders: Uday Kotak, executive vice chairman and managing director of Kotak Mahindra Group, and Dato' Sri Nazir Razak, CEO of CIMB Group. These are two of the leading institutions in corporate and investment banking in Southeast Asia and India. Joydeep Sengupta, a director in McKinsey's Singapore office, led the discussion.
The Quarterly: I would like to start by asking about your views on the discontinuities in Asian corporate and investment banking and the opportunities they present, especially as the financial crisis fades.
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: As far as the bigger picture is concerned, the growth story is a very good one. If you talk about capital markets, they are still nascent in many countries. Even in Malaysia, despite all of the development, I think there is still much growth potential, as many companies are still funding directly from the banking system. We also see opportunities on the buy side, for instance, where funds are still concentrated in government investment companies. In the smaller markets like Cambodia and Vietnam, capital markets will grow exponentially when they do take off.
There's also the Islamic segment, which is still growing very quickly, even in Malaysia, the most advanced Islamic capital market. Finally, the macro picture relating to ASEAN (the Association of Southeast Asian Nations) integration will likely fuel more business transformations, cross-border transformations, cross-border M&As, and so on, which will bring good capital market opportunities. I am firmly of the view that to compete effectively in this space, in this region, you need to be a universal bank.
Uday Kotak biography
Born March 15, 1959, in Mumbai, India
Married, with 2 children
Graduated with a bachelor of commerce from Sydenham College, Mumbai, and a master of management studies from Jamnalal Bajaj Institute of Management Studies, Mumbai
Kotak Mahindra Group (1985–present)
Executive vice chairman and managing director
Founder and promoter
Government roles
Member of the Technical Advisory Committee on Money, Foreign Exchange, and Government Securities Markets of Reserve Bank of India, member of the Committee on Review of Eligibility Norms of Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI), member of the board of governors of the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs, member of the Primary Market Advisory Committee of SEBI, member of the Committee on Review of Ownership and Governance of Market Infrastructure Institutions, member of the board of governors of ICRIER, former member of the Committee on Financial Sector Reforms
Honors and awards
Ernst & Young Entrepreneur of the Year, 2003
CNBC TV18 Innovator of the Year, 2006
CNBC Asia's Business Leader of the Year, 2008
Uday Kotak: In India, the corporate and investment-banking business has been bank-centric, especially centered on the commercial banking business. Stand-alone investment banks continue to find it challenging to operate in India. I believe the right business model has to include a commercial bank and an investment bank. While both are important, my view is that the stronger the investment bank's skills and agency capabilities, the better the model would be; weaker models are those that depend disproportionately on balance sheets.
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak biography
Born November 19, 1966, in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
Graduated with a bachelor of science from the University of Bristol and a master of philosophy from the University of Cambridge
CIMB Group (2006–present)
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CIMB Group Holdings Berhad (2006–present)
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CIMB Investment Bank Berhad (1996–2006)
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Member, Securities Commission Malaysia Capital Markets Advisory Council
Member, Employees Provident Fund Malaysia Investment Panel
Member, Malaysia International Islamic Financial Centre executive committee
Dato' Sri (Darjah Kebesaran Sultan Ahmad Shah Pahang Yang Amat Di Mulia–Peringkat Pertama, Sri Sultan Ahmad Shah Pahang)
Ranked second in Institutional Investor's 2008 Asia Best CEO (Bank) Survey
Youngest recipient of FinanceAsia's 2009 lifetime achievement award
Named Malaysia's best executive by Asiamoney, 2009
The Quarterly: One of the changes we're seeing is a lot of investment going into areas like infrastructure, which spurs the growth of specialized finance, commodities, and so on. Historically, these businesses have been dominated by global players. Do you see opportunities there for Asian banks?
Uday Kotak: Actually, you would be surprised at the way infrastructure financing has evolved in India. If you look at the numbers, very little financing has come from Europe or the United States. There are pockets in Asia or even regions that generate a disproportionate amount of this financing—places like Malaysia, for example. Therefore my view on infrastructure in India is that we face less a challenge of financing and more a challenge of execution. If the execution is there, the financing will follow.
Having said that, I think you point to a very interesting comparison between India and China. There is one major difference in terms of the way they finance themselves. A lot of infrastructure in India is financed by entrepreneurs, and we have seen some very significant public-private partnerships. But as private entrepreneurs come in, they in turn depend on public markets for equity financing. That presents an issue, as public-market horizons are much shorter than the time frame on which infrastructure projects operate; there is a long period before they produce returns.
China, on the other hand, has relied much more on state-sponsored funds. These investors take a longer-term view on infrastructure, and that is why, compared with China, Indian infrastructure is lagging. Capital in India has shorter horizons. I think that is going to take some time to change, and therefore as a country India will always have demand for infrastructure ahead of supply.
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: We at CIMB are positioning ourselves for infrastructure opportunities as well. For example, we recently won private-equity mandates from the Islamic Development Bank and the Asian Development Bank. Those mandates made a huge statement, as traditionally they would have gone to a global player. It was transformative for us, as we believe we can leverage this and truly "Asianize," or even globalize, our fund-management unit. We are also strengthening our capabilities in specialized or structured finance and in commodities so that we can provide tailor-made solutions for our business customers. I don't think that you need much beyond regional scale to be able to do that. In fact, I would say that some of the departments in specialized finance from global banks are one-man shows anyway.
However, there continues to be an issue with brand perception. The global financial crisis helped to change some of these perceptions held by customers about what we can do. But I think the window is closing quite fast, as some global firms have regrouped and those that want in are expanding rapidly again. So now it's up to the Asian banks to ramp up quickly.
The Quarterly: Another way that Asian banks may need to ramp up is to serve the many Asian companies in all sectors that are expanding internationally. How do you see your institution positioning itself to take advantage?
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: I think the rise of regional investment banks is inevitable. Companies stick with global banks at their own risk. The big global banks are geared for a particular kind of service, which isn't adequate for many customers. In fact, on many deals, banks want to partner with us because of our strong local brand and the institutionalized ability of our local franchises to understand the markets in ASEAN. Banks that have their management team based outside the region will always be less able to connect with the local clientele.
Uday Kotak: I think there are clearly two models in use. One is a global model, which tends at times to be a generalist model. It carries the risk of being a little superficial, not going deep enough into specific countries and customer requirements. Then there's a purely local model, which suffers from an inability to do cross-border transactions.
Our view—and this is something that we are implementing—is that the best model is a third kind, a network model, which connects us with banks and customers in different markets. To use an analogy from a troubled industry, it is like an airline alliance. We believe this model is far more sustainable than a global model in which decision making happens in New York or London. The axis is shifting. Further, Asia is a very diverse region; the one-size-fits-all model is, I think, doomed to failure.
The Quarterly: That's an interesting perspective. Let's shift gears a little bit and come back to India. In the next ten years, most people expect dramatic growth in China and India. In that context, how do you see competition evolving, especially from foreign banks?
Uday Kotak: I think foreign players will definitely move deeper into markets like India. The good news in India—and the bad—is that every major bank on the planet is now in India. If we were having this discussion five years ago, we would have said that global competition coming in was a worry for domestic institutional players. But now that it is here and we are living in a much more competitive space, we feel reasonably fine.
The world is changing much more dramatically than people's mind-sets are. If I look back 20 or so years ago, when I started my career, I see an outstanding example of this. At that time, the biggest worry was the export of Indian capital markets to global destinations like London or New York—that is, GDRs (global depositary receipts) and ADRs (American depositary receipts). Recently, and for the first time, we did an IDR—an Indian depositary receipt—of a global company that is listed in India. We were the lead managers for that global company's Indian issuance. So rather than exporting Indian markets, we're delighted to welcome the import of global markets to India.
The Quarterly: Another topic of debate among Asian bankers is about margins: how quickly margins will be compressed, how to secure good sources of float, and so on. How do you see that?
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: We do see declining margins in high-growth markets of Asia. So for all the opportunities I mentioned earlier, you do have to factor in the negative effects of declining margins, and more clients negotiating for interest in the float, asking for cash solutions, and so on. Falling margins in the lending segment are also inevitable. However, we do see a strange dynamic sometimes, such as bigger spreads on mortgages in Singapore than in Malaysia, or foreign banks helping to increase margins by being more rational on product pricing.
The Quarterly: How do you decide the regional configuration of your bank?
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: I think we get enough scale from Southeast Asia. Does that mean that we get even more scale with Asia? Probably, but it comes with costs and challenges, and I'm not sure what differentiation I can bring to Hong Kong or Shanghai. We had an operation in Hong Kong, and we struggled to find a differentiated proposition for the market. It was just a "me too," right from the start. In essence, our regional footprint is driven by our ability to create and capture value, not mere presence.
The Quarterly: Can you talk a bit about the operating model? For a long time, there has been a debate about whether to separate or integrate corporate and investment banking. Where do you stand?
Uday Kotak: I think the entire field of corporate and investment banking is up for redefinition. Former practices, particularly in the developed markets, have exposed the challenges of managing corporate and investment-banking businesses. At the heart of both the corporate and the investment bank is the corporate customer. The ability to serve this customer effectively should be the basis of building a corporate and investment bank. However, what has happened is that in serving this customer, many business models have run into areas with significant conflicts of interest, primarily those between a bank's agency businesses, in which it acts for a client, and its principal businesses, in which it acts for itself. The most obvious example is providing credit for a client that is also an investment-banking client.
The ability to handle that information and manage those conflicts is a serious challenge for the two banks. For the investment bank, the ability to place securities for clients presents this classic conflict between the issuer and the investor. Each firm must strike the balance to make things work, and that decision is critical for building an appropriate corporate and investment bank. I do believe that many financial institutions in developed markets have struggled with this decision. In lots of businesses, the global financial crisis exposed the mistakes that people made in drawing the line between being a principal and being a fiduciary.
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: We are big believers in the universal-banking (UB) model, which has come under fire during the crisis. I don't disagree that regulation could be tightened. I actually think that the US regulators would do well to come to Asia and do some research here. However, we think that the crisis was not caused by the model, but rather by the arbitrage in the model. If you throw away the UB model, you're throwing out the baby with the bathwater.
We are convinced that the UB model has brought a lot of value to a lot of people, but it's very difficult to prove it. I feel very strongly about this because we come from a history of investment banking, and the kind of value creation that comes with combined leadership, cost-savings products, and so on is tremendous. And with UB you get full intermediation. I'm not sure that the risk that the UB model presents to the economy is all that different from the risk of a single investment-banking or corporate banking model. And I think that the risk of the UB model can be mitigated by regulatory guidelines.
The Quarterly: What are the main challenges you face? Talent? Scale? Competition?
Dato' Sri Nazir Razak: I think it is the war for talent. We have come a long way, in the sense that people are now happy to have CIMB on their CVs. But I don't think we have crossed that threshold where they are happy to have only CIMB and no Wall Street bank on the CV. That is still something we have to get to. Our other challenge is that we have to go through a period of bedding down, because we have grown very rapidly over five years. You've got to have an organization that can stand the test of time, and from time to time you have to slow down and focus on ensuring sustainability.
Uday Kotak: I think the return-on-equity question is going to be critical. At this stage, I believe that Indian financial institutions are keeping in mind that the demand for financing is growing significantly stronger. Up to now, we have had reasonable pricing power to be able to get a fair spread and return on risk. But we are aware of what has happened in the developed markets, where banks have started doing business at lower and lower spreads for higher and higher risk. I think that is a very significant challenge for us in the future.
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SM35 Performance Headset Condenser Microphone
Durable cardioid condenser microphone in a comfortable headset for hands-free vocal performance. Ideal for multi-instrumentalists.
from $99.00 -
Countryman E2 Earset Microphone
Virtually invisible design similar to E6, but with a much shorter boom.
from $635.00 -
Countryman E6 Earset Microphone
Practically invisible to live or broadcast audiences, the E6 is incredibly comfortable.
from $488.50 -
Countryman E6i Earset Microphone
The E6i features a miniature capsule and comes in multiple skin tones and coverage patterns.
from $513.50 -
WCM16 Hypercardioid Headworn Condenser Microphone
This headworn mic can be positioned farther away from the mouth, reducing breathing noises.
from $285.00 -
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PGA31 Headset Condenser Microphone
Affordable wireless cardioid condenser headset microphone for speech and vocal performance applications offers long-wearing comfort and reliability.
from $39.00 -
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SM31FH Fitness Headset Condenser Microphone
Cardioid condenser headset microphone for wireless systems features hydrophobic construction that repels moisture. For use in fitness instruction.
from $99.00