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Korean issuers, the mainstay of the Asian debt capital markets in recent years, are set to return to the international bond markets in force, with financial institutions and corporate borrowers planning dollar deals, EuroWeek can reveal.
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The so-called Volcker Rule, which would bar commercial banks from proprietary trading, is said to have been cut from a proposed financial regulatory reform bill.
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Two members of the European Parliament are calling for European Union regulators to oversee financial institutions that operate across member states rather than the regulators of individual countries.
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Credit default swaps on U.S. government debt have narrowed more dramatically than those in Europe, suggesting the risk of the European funding crisis spreading across the Atlantic is waning.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority said there are “major flaws” in the way life-settlement policies are marketed.
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Eksportfinans, the Norwegian bank-owned finance firm, has begun offering reverse exchangeable convertibles.