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Banks are refusing to comment publicly on the UK’s referendum on leaving the EU, for fear of being sued and angering people on the other side of the debate — despite the potentially grave consequences of the vote. -
Deutsche Bank has announced a series of senior changes to its debt capital markets team, including a new head for the financing and solutions group in EMEA and Asia-Pacific, and a new client strategy role for Niels Ackerman, the former EMEA co-head.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Securities has hired Sarwat Faruqui from Citigroup to lead its syndicate operations in Europe.
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China's central bank and finance ministry are set to reach an agreement over accounting rules for Panda bond issuers, according to a senior figure at the bank.
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UniCredit and Intesa Sanpaolo both escaped having to deduct the Atlante fund’s rescue of Banca Popolare di Vicenza from their capital. But the firms took very different equity damage from the debut deal, despite each owning a €300m stake. Owen Sanderson reports.
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Japan’s approach to total loss absorbing capacity (TLAC), issued last month, leaves the option of government support if one of its megabanks gets into trouble open, reflecting the remarkably different experience to Europe and the US that Japan’s banking sector had in the 2008/9 financial crisis.
