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HSBC is looking for a period of stability in which to rebuild staff morale and dealflow, following the abrupt departure of co-head of global banking Matthew Westerman after less than two years. David Rothnie and Toby Fildes report. -
Paris will be the new home of the European Banking Authority, the European Council announced at a press conference on Monday evening, giving the French capital two of the three European financial regulatory authorities.
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Mizuho International has hired a managing director from Credit Suisse to take charge of its fixed income business.
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A technical document designed to connect China’s green bond market with that of the Western world could also be a first step in building a globally coherent green bond market, in which bonds of different kinds are more comparable.
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The Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is set to face more pressure to diverge from the Solvency II framework after the European Insurance and Occupational Pensions Authority (EIOPA) recommended no change to risk margin rules.
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The effort to connect China’s green bond market with that of the Western world took a step forward on Saturday, with the launch of a technical document designed to make the two markets’ standards mutually intelligible.
