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The board of Monte dei Paschi di Siena, the world's oldest bank, is considering a capital increase to cover its entire €2.1bn shortfall, flagged up by the comprehensive assessment last week.
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‘Credible’ is the word many are using to describe the European Central Bank’s Asset Quality Review and the European Banking Authority’s stress tests, writes Graham Bippart.
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US stock exchanges have come under fire for providing preferential treatment to high frequency trading firms in recent years years as scores of investors learned their trades could be undercut by computerised algorithms. SEC whistleblower Haim Bodek lifts the lid on the SEC's recent approval of new order types at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE).
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The Bank of England (BoE) will begin work next year figuring out how to provide Islamic banks with Shariah-compliant liquidity facilities. Even without knowing what rates or requirements the prospective facilities will involve, the UK’s Islamic lenders — long starved of Shariah-compliant liquid assets — say anything will be better than holding cash.
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The Shanghai-Hong Kong Stock Connect initiative, also known as the Through Train, this week missed its widely expected October 27 launch date. The Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEx) said on October 26 that the programme was ready to go, pending final approval from Hong Kong and Chinese regulators. -
Deutsche Bank is pulling out the stops to succeed in its ambition to be Europe’s clear and consistent leader in corporate finance, writes David Rothnie.
