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The Financial Stability Board made seven changes to its list of global systemically important banks (G-SIBs) on Monday, altering the levels of capital some large financial institutions will have to hold. -
The European Commission will propose on Tuesday a package of measures to make the reporting and disclosure requirements for banks more 'proportional', meaning easier for smaller institutions to comply with the rules.
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The European Commission unveiled a major legislative package on Wednesday, transposing several Basel standards into EU law, including total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) rules, the leverage ratio, the net stable funding ratio and trading book rules.
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Nordea has appointed its co-head of markets equities Martin Persson head of wholesale banking, effective from Monday
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The future of international bank capital agreements from the Basel Committee is hanging in the balance with Donald Trump’s presidency, plus scepticism from some of Europe’s most senior policymakers, undermining global consensus on setting the next round of rules.
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Deutsche Bank has announced a string of management changes in its Financial Solutions Group, the bank's name for the investment grade bond and derivative solutions business run in EMEA by Lorenzo Frontini.
