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The Federal Reserve has asked Bank of America to suspend its increased dividend, after the bank told the Fed it had used incorrect data in calculation of regulatory capital ratios.
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Alex Tedder has joined Schroders as head of global equities at Schroders, replacing Virginie Maisonneuve after she left the firm to join Pimco in October last year. -
Nicholas Lee, managing director and head of syndicate for Asia equity capital markets at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, has left the firm to join an investor.
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Portuguese regulators could be next in line to allow banks to increase their capital ratios using deferred tax assets, following similar moves in Spain and Italy that have boosted headline Basel III capital ratios at local banks.
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Barclays has been preparing the ground ahead of an expected crunch in FICC revenues in its first quarter results, which it reports on May 6. It has also moved to reassure the market that its strategy for the investment bank is under control, with details of another strategy review due to be announced on May 8, and a reshuffle of the investment bank’s management team.
