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nejra: global equity fund manager at aviva investors, stays with us. bring you special coverage of the fed rate decision with market reaction and analysis. manus: let's focus on the european banking sector. satan there has appointed the head of investment banking at ubs. he made his reputation as a dealmaker who helped managers told empires precrash. at senior banks analyst bloomberg intelligence, good to see you. sos was a bloomberg scoop, huge shout out to the team. he helped them build their footprints. a good marriage? >> if you look at investment banking, it is in capital return mode. he has refocused ubs. santander will be a much bigger challenge. you have revenues flatlining. the of that income is from brazil and mexico. santander needs to do something. if you look at their capital position, they are not -- they are week y's. -wise.ital certainly the focus on asset management, he should drive that, focus on digital cost-cutting. he has proved his mettle at ubs. nejra: is that going to be enough to list the share price? santander has been underpe

of course aviva stories have been in rather a crisp. two thousand and fourteen all science turned red thanks to saudi arabia the staggering fall of the price per barrel of oil will put it in and the moment of euphoria saw the us rise of the first producers of crude oil face to shale. we can feel the concern brought by the price cut everywhere and will is to now shows the science of a boom town going bust. people in this town are very very suspicious of oil booms because that almost always comes with a large bust and the bust to be rather difficult and now that i'm a part of this town i'm a little bit worried because we're seeing gas prices start to drop down and i'm wondering what's going to happen to my business because we have a message here. january two thousand and fifteen the price per barrel fell below the crucial fifty dollars mark. in this little town here west and is a major major reason why the price of oil around the world is coming down because the opec countries saudi arabia leading them they're out there they're very scare

we have one special we received and that would be aviva drescher's false leg. >> here, go ahead.? >> this is the actual leg. >> the set is a tribute to all things "housewives." now he'll get to live and breathe his obsession, hosting a new democrat vote round table "play by play." >> what do we think of vicky giving gina divorce advice? >> why are all these women so mad at gina for having a good divorce. >> it's filmed in the same studio where andy once watched "watch what happens live". >> i have to tell everyone, team carol. >> i have to watch six hours of democrat vote. normally i would be home doing it with my wife. >> his wife rebecca romijn will be part of the show, skyping in from home. jerry's helping his status will score his exclusive invites. >> i want to go to the jackson-britney wedding. that william meghan markle wedding. >> clearly know his reality do you means, but step up your royal game. meghan married prince harry, not his brother. >> now, he got the message. the cost of "modern family" knows the difference. check this out. that's eric stonestreet dressed at me

[laughter] [applause] aviva, i think and i can't wait for your documentary on moe berg.out john le carÉe and hollywood has been faithful to the essence of what those books are about. they did not screw them up. they did not put a gun in smiley's aunt or even in peter's hands although his job was the scout punter and plus our stuff and that movie that was made of one of mine movies was faithful to the texture of it. i think hollywood gets that there are more realistic accounts of espionage are things that people want to see. >> the movie they made out of my novel is just terrible. [laughter] if they would've added gunplay it would've been better. [laughter] >> thank you for the discussion today. one what are the motivating factors of spy novels is the clash of civilizations. how do, how will the novel genre emerge over time with a change in class of civilizations from the us and the soviet union to china and two other venues of conflict and how will that change how a spy novel are both written and understood? >> i think that is interesting question. at the moment we are i

[laughter] [applause] aviva, i think and i can't wait for your documentary on moe berg.out john le carÉe and hollywood has been faithful to the essence of what those books are about. they did not screw them up. they did not put a gun in smiley's aunt or even in peter's hands although his job was the scout punter and plus our stuff and that movie that was made of one of mine movies was faithful to the texture of it. i think hollywood gets that there are more realistic accounts of espionage are things that people want to see. >> the movie they made out of my novel is just terrible. [laughter] if they would've added gunplay it would've been better. [laughter] >> thank you for the discussion today. one what are the motivating factors of spy novels is the clash of civilizations. how do, how will the novel genre emerge over time with a change in class of civilizations from the us and the soviet union to china and two other venues of conflict and how will that change how a spy novel are both written and understood? >> i think that is interesting question. at the moment we are i

aviva investors said the move does not create value for shareholders and that the food company's resultingg pressure >>> apple set to release ios 12 today. you can track how long you've been on the device facetime will also let you chat with 32 people at once think of it as a giant conference call of sorts there's some new siri shortcuts as well. do not disturb during bedtime feature. and third party apps for car play we've talked about it before people always wonder, do you want to download it the day of or wait a couple day usually in 24 hours you will know one way or the other whether there are any quirks in the system you should know this particular version has been in development for quite some time. there are i imagine now tens of thousands who are using it one note this ios 12 especially for people with older phones makes them much faster than they used to be. usually it's the opposite. >> i can wait a week to find out. let somebody else be the guinea pig. >> that's one way to do it we'll see. >> so my phone doesn't charge as well as it used to. >> it can't fix your battery >> i kno