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The Financial Stability Board, along with the Bank of England’s Paul Tucker, will call on Friday for greater transparency in repo transactions, as the European Commission attempts to get a better grip on the challenges thrown up by shadow banking at a conference in Brussels.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch on Wednesday appointed co-heads of corporate broking for EMEA, in the process welcoming back one of its former bankers.
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Morgan Stanley syndicate banker Dan Lewis left the firm last week to join a buy-side institution.
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The Bank of Spain went on the offensive this week to reassure international investors on the state of the country’s financial sector, saying two thirds of lenders had already met tough new capital and provisioning rules.
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The success of Citi’s London operation is crucial if it is to meet its ambition to become the premier investment bank in the fast-growing emerging markets, writes David Rothnie.
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Ian Hannam, JP Morgan’s global chairman of equity capital markets, on Tuesday resigned after 20 years with the bank to concentrate on appealing a UK Financial Services Authority decision that found he had committed two instances of market abuse (improper disclosure).