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MSCI decided not to add China A shares to its Emerging Markets Index in its most recent review, citing unfavourable investor feedback related to the country’s regulations for foreign investors. -
Michael Meister, parliamentary state secretary at the Federal Ministry of Finance in Germany, said that he hopes banking regulation will not stop with a single supervisory mechanism within Europe, but will go beyond that to deal more effectively with supervision of global banks.
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John Millar has taken over from Alistair Walmsley as the London Stock Exchange’s head of primary markets, as the exchange continues to see the bulk of busy primary market activity.
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The European Central Bank said euro area banks have raised more €95bn in capital since Q3 2013 from equity, provisions, contingent convertibles (CoCos) and asset disposals. But it questioned the extent to which attempts to strengthen risk weighted asset (RWA) ratios by shedding assets has actually made banks safer.
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Citi’s former head of equity syndicate for Asia Pacific ex Japan, Rupert Mitchell, started work in his new job at Goldman Sachs this week, a spokesperson confirmed.
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Citi’s former head of equity syndicate for Asia Pacific ex Japan, Rupert Mitchell, has started work in his new job at Goldman Sachs this week, a spokesperson confirmed.
