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French Finance Minister Pierre Moscovici said reforms for the banking sector will not include breaking up financial institutions in an effort to crack down on proprietary trading and other speculative activities, but will propose separating those activities from those deemed “useful to the economy.”
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Asian banks are increasingly considering a move into capital markets with investments in financial markets, derivatives and securities.
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German regulator BaFin is said to have been briefed about Deutsche Bank’s valuations of derivatives that former staffers have claimed led the bank to conceal some $12 billion in losses.
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Banks that currently are participating in setting the euro interbank offered rate may quit over recent investigations of financial institutions for manipulation of the London interbank offered rate, according to Euribor-EBF, the unit of the European Banking Federation that sets the rates.
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JPMorgan Chase is expected to reduce the size of its bonus pool by up to 2% this year.
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Simon Klein is leaving his positions as head of exchange traded funds for Europe and global head of business development in ETFs and indexing at Lyxor Asset Management.