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China’s domestic stock market has been gripped by chaos in recent weeks, and as investors duck for cover, it would be easy for bankers to fall back on cornerstone support to get deals done. But they would be missing a crucial opportunity for Asia ECM to grow up. -
The new chief executives at Deutsche Bank and Barclays have plenty of challenges ahead. Internal bureaucracy could well be the biggest.
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Investors have been complaining about a lack of harmonisation across bank capital products for years. But with new loss-absorbency rules putting it more at risk than ever, they appear to have fallen silent.
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Standard & Poor’s told the market this week that global sukuk volumes have stalled with the absence of Malaysia’s central bank. But the real story behind the "stall" is a surge in international benchmark volumes, which will make sukuk the global asset class debt bankers are hoping for.
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Investors have been complaining about a lack of harmonisation across bank capital products for years. But with new loss-absorbency rules putting it more at risk than ever, they appear to have fallen silent.
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For all China’s talk of cracking down on investors manipulating the market, it seems to have turned a blind eye to the fact that it is one of the biggest culprits when it comes to market interference. The regulator’s frantic move over the weekend to stabilise stock markets looks like panic and has caused more harm than good.
