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    Amid the blizzard of legislation going through Brussels in the dying days of the present Commission and Parliament’s mandate, little attention was paid last week to the new rules governing how investment managers and investment banks are supervised. But they have big implications, including bringing investment banks such as Barclays and Goldman Sachs under the European Central Bank.
  • The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) published the official rules for the new tech board at the end of last week. The exchange said the tech board will allow unprofitable companies to list, prevent small retail investors from participating directly and loosen lock-up requirements for key investors.
  • Bank of America's Asia Pacific head of equity capital markets syndicate Philip Wong resigned on Tuesday morning. He is set to join JP Morgan in the summer.
  • M&G Prudential is creating a single unit for global investments and has picked Prudential plc’s group treasurer, Jack Daniels, to lead it. The moves comes ahead of Prudential’s plan to carve out its UK and European savings arm.
  • Julian Ide has been picked as the new CEO of active equity investment firm Martin Currie.
  • NewDay has hired John Hourican as CEO, a role he will take up in early September. He succeeds James Corcoran, who has served as CEO since 2009.