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ING has appointed Greg Arkus as its new UK head of financial institutions.
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The Bank of England won’t impose a capital buffer meant to counteract the creation of credit bubbles, citing an increasingly fragile British economic outlook after the nation voted to leave the European Union. -
The parlous condition of the European banking system keeps coming back to haunt the global economy, with the latest attack of lurgy coming from Brexit. The UK electorate’s vote to leave the EU has laid bare the weak credit quality of lenders, a state of affairs that needed little revealing.
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Nearly one intense decade into the re-regulation of the financial sector, tensions in Europe threaten to tear the new rulebook apart. The Rulebook is GlobalCapital's round-up column, and take on, the week's developments.
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Swedbank has made a number of changes in its investment bank group as well as its large corporates and financial institutions (LC&I) division.
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The levels of bail-inable debt European regulators are seeking to impose on all of the EU’s banks are too low to be useful in a resolution, according to an independent report commissioned by the European Parliament.
