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It is a neat irony that, following the UK’s vote to leave Europe, the sterling bond market is starting to look more and more European.
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The UK’s RMBS market shrugged off Brexit. Whether it can survive the Bank of England’s new Term Funding Scheme (TFS) is another matter.
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The era of monetary stimulus has become a parade of diminishing returns that cannot continue if health is to return to the global economy.
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Redistributing non-performing loan risk among Italian shareholders, pension funds, banks, retail investors and the government will make Italy’s banking sector worse, not better.
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Jean-Pierre Mustier’s had a busy first month at UniCredit. Already, the new CEO has launched a strategic review, sold 10% each of FinecoBank and Bank Pekao, made a host of senior appointments and scrapped two-year-old talks with Santander about combining their asset management businesses.
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The market has been preoccupied with the European Banking Authority’s 2016 stress tests results, but really there has been little to look forward to. The tests don’t go far enough to say anything meaningful about the state of European banking.