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The Federal Reserve Board and the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation said this week that the largest US banks had made ‘significant progress’ in drawing up resolution plans. -
The Italian banking system finished the year strongly with UniCredit making good progress on Project FINO (the bank's plan for asset disposal, named Failure Is Not an Option) and Genoa’s Banca Carige finalising the all-important capital raising part of its turn-around plan, but there is still a lot of work to be done to resolve Italy’s banking problems in 2018.
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Ignazio Visco, the governor of the Bank of Italy, told lawmakers in Rome this week that Europe’s bank rescue rules did not help with the ‘speed and effectiveness’ of dealing with the country’s recent banking crises.
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Promsvyazbank, Russia’s ninth largest bank by assets, has become the third major Russian private bank this year to be bailed out by the Bank of Russia.
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Three Asian issuers, China Fortune Land Development Co, Luso International Banking and Shandong Hi-Speed Group Co, sold their inaugural bonds on Thursday, taking home $1.15bn between them.
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UniCredit was able to sell a new additional tier one (AT1) at close to fair value this week, after updating the market about its progress with its strategic plan at a conference in London.
