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Former J.P. Morgan banker Bill Winters formally takes the reins as chief executive of the emerging markets-focused bank on Wednesday. As an outsider, he should bring the detached unsentimental view that can allow more radical restructuring.

The bank is closing a small equities business and cutting costs in retail banking, but its capital base remains weak compared with peers and against its own target. A big dividend cut looks inevitable, while a multibillion-dollar rights issue remains a strong possibility.
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