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US institutional broker-dealer CRT Capital Group has closed its London-based credit business, leaving only a handful of equities staff, and is intending to sell much of its US operations.
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The French government is open to using its “soft power” to help the green bond market, as it did when it assisted in establishing the Euro Private Placement (PP) market. But tax or regulatory capital incentives are unlikely at the moment, reports Jon Hay. -
Eurozone banks could be forced to raise up to €135bn of extra capital to offset planned changes to the treatment of sovereign debt holdings, Fitch said on Wednesday.
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Dr. Louis Hagen will succeed Jan Bettink as president of the Association of German Pfandbrief Banks (vdp).
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The European Securities and Markets Authority has warned banks of their “responsibility to act in their clients’ best interests” as they increase their use of bail-inable instruments, voicing further concern over the level of investor understanding of certain products.
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Sales and syndicate bankers are going to be subject to new rules as of July 3 that put big restrictions on the way bankers conduct market soundings, after the European Parliament passed a motion that gives the go-ahead to implement one of the top priorities of the Market Abuse Regulation (MAR).
