BarCap's Growing Pains

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When a teenager hits a growth spurt, the benefits that come with being more intimidating in school can be outweighed by clothes that are suddenly too small and an appetite that empties a fridge after just a few meals. The teen's parents' wallet takes the biggest hit.

Barclays Capital (BarCap), the investment banking arm of British group Barclays, has been experiencing the highs and lows of just such a growth spurt, but for once, the parents' bank account is looking more robust as a result. In all

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