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Phil Allison, head of EMEA equities and head of global cash equities, has left the bank, according to an internal announcement seen by GlobalCapital.
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Hong Kong listed China Lumena New Materials Corp suspended its stock shortly after markets opened on March 25 following a research report by short-seller Glaucus Reseach Group claiming that the Sichuan-based company had exaggerated its sales by 90%. -
Joseph Chee, Asia head of global capital markets at UBS, has returned to work after he was placed on a leave of absence in February, ahead of an internal enquiry into hiring practices.
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The China Securities Regulatory Commission will allow a selection of mainland companies to issue preferred stock, and analysts expect banks to make full use of the rule change, with Rmb150bn ($24.1bn) expected over the next year.
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The capital charges for insurers to hold securitizations have been halved again, according to the latest draft of Solvency II circulated privately from March 14.
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Barclays has been in the public firing line all week, with the market anticipating job cuts in the investment bank. Meanwhile, equity analysts at Deutsche have said that the market is valuing the division at zero, based on the current share price.
