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A big drop in Commerzbank’s equity markets and commodities (EMC) business made a dent in its overall investment banking revenues for the second quarter of 2016, results released by the bank on Tuesday show. Investment bank boss Michael Reuther said volatility in Asia drove much of the decline. -
FMS Wertmanagement (FMS-WM) has bought most covered bonds issued by the Irish and Luxembourg subsidiaries of the DEPFA Group and should soon remove their Aa2 rating.
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The overall health of the European Union’s banking system has improved in the last two years, but the banks that were weak in the 2014 European Banking Authority stress tests are still limping behind the rest.
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Natixis caught the benefits of the excellent trading environment for rates and foreign exchange, on the back of the Brexit vote, while the bank’s M&A business also did well, following the integration and relaunch of Leonardo & Co as ‘Natixis Partners’.
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UBS’ overall revenue beat analyst expectations, but a drop in equity capital markets and derivatives income dragged the investment banking unit to a 15% drop in year-on-year revenue in the second quarter.
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The Reserve Bank of New Zealand (RBNZ) has set out new proposals aimed at cooling house price inflation, which it says has become increasingly disconnected from household incomes.
