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The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has proposed to ban the use of restrictive clauses in deal documents that aim to tie bank clients of one service to other services in the future, and is also looking to clamp down on banks' use of league tables to pitch for business. -
Revenues at Citi’s fixed income operations soared 35% year on year in the third quarter 2016, helping to offset the overall revenue decline at group as it continues to reduce non-core assets in Citi Holdings.
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The South Korean government is set to ease rules on loan loss reserves (LLR) in a boost to banks’ regulatory capital ratios. But the changes, announced on October 7 by the Financial Services Commission, could leave lenders less prepared for IFRS 9. Fitch Ratings has warned.
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Banks may get a temporary stay of implementation on applying one of the more feared post-crisis developments in bank capital and accounting rules.
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Elke König, chair of the European single resolution board, attacked the French plan for bail-inable senior debt, arguing that it would take too long to make banks safe.
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Numerous press articles in recent years have predicted the death of single name credit default swaps. Onerous capital requirements, costly changes in market structure and alternative hedging tools have all been cited as factors driving the inexorable decline in the product.
