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Cicero, the climate research institute at Oslo University, has produced a report to help investors work out where they face risks from climate change, with red, orange and yellow flags for the severity and immediacy of threats. -
Green finance leaders are hoping the European Union will come up with concrete initiatives to help the market, after its new official body on the subject met for the first time last week.
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The UK government published its plan for Brexit negotiations on Thursday, setting out its aim for the ‘freest possible trade’ in financial services — but with few details on how this might be achieved.
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US president Donald Trump has fellow Republicans in Washington, DC fired up with his aggressive approach to government. Now they look to be planning an assault on the independence of the Federal Reserve and other bodies as they tear into post-crisis regulation, writes Sam Kerr.
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Akbank made a bullish return to the international syndicated loan market this week, going beyond its usual one year tenor refinancing, despite the recent difficulties Turkish borrowers have faced in obtaining longer dated loans. But the deal confirms that pricing levels have changed markedly in the past six months, said bankers.
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CEO John Cryan expressed sincere regret at serious mistakes made by his bank in the past, as Deutsche Bank posted a loss on Thursday for the second year running. The bank will eventually get past its legacy issues, but analysts were concerned about the bank’s weakening underlying business.
