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EU officials are looking at increasing the range of structured notes that can count towards banks' minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) and total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) ratios, potentially including liabilities with a minimum value that increases over time. -
Chinese borrowers are itching to take advantage of cash rich investors in the offshore debt market but many have been delayed by the country’s registration process. This is leading to speculation that the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is trying indirectly to control the outflow of capital. Morgan Davis reports.
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Credit Suisse finished 2016 with a Sfr2.4bn ($2.39bn) annual net loss but investors found reasons for optimism in the bank’s strong capital position and revenue growth in investment bank and capital markets, causing the stock price to rise 3.05% by 11.30am London time.
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The Co-operative Bank put itself up for sale on Monday, but the ailing UK lender is also considering another debt-for-equity swap to build capital and avoid intervention from the Bank of England.
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Commerzbank’s profits slumped for 2016 and for the fourth quarter, as the euro-orientated commercial bank benefited less than other large banks from the flurry of Trump-related trading and the steepening US yield curve.
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Proposals for the treatment of covered bonds in the net stable funding ratio (NSFR) could spur structural innovation, may incentivise issuers to manage collateral more efficiently and, according to Fitch, could spur secondary market trading.
