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The European Banking Authority has said that it will launch its 2018 EU-wide stress test on January 31, when it will also publish the common macroeconomic scenarios for the exercise. -
Representatives of eight central banks including those of France, China, Mexico and the UK are meeting in Paris this week for the first time, as part of a new initiative to share best practice on how to make the financial system greener.
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Groupe BPCE has become the first European issuer to use an electronic order book in the Samurai market, making it easier for the bank to execute its deal while not putting off investors, according to those on the deal.
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The head of one of Europe's highest profile sovereign debt management agencies has returned to the sell side to run his new firm's investment banking business in his home country.
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Nomura has hired veteran banker Guy Smith as head of DCM and acquisition and leveraged finance for Asia ex-Japan, effective Monday.
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Green bond issuers could be encouraged with a payment from the government if the bond finances a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, according to a report for the Swedish government this week.
