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DZ Bank has overhauled its debt capital markets operation and plans to use its sustainable finance credentials to push for more international business, especially in SSAs and covered bonds. -
Crédit Agricole has moved one of its sustainable banking specialists to Asia, hoping to capitalise on what it expects to be a growing market for green bonds.
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Neon Underwriting has launched the first insurance linked security (ILS) deal in the UK, after a new law designed to incentivise the creation of vehicles was passed last month.
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Commerzbank is "working on" a replacement for two longstanding FIG syndicate bankers who left the firm just before Christmas.
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Marguerite Bérard-Andrieu is leaving BPCE, having been chief executive for a year and a half. The bank's board has appointed François Riahi to replace her, from the new year.
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The vast majority of credit institution debt held in Greece, Spain, Italy and Portugal comes from domestic issuers, suggesting that market capacity for debt meeting their minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) may be limited, the European Central Bank (ECB) said in its latest macroprudential bulletin.
