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Barclays has announced a swathe of debt capital markets promotions, several new desk heads, and a new structure for EMEA, following last week's changes to the DCM management team. -
Société Générale has named Sayan Das its head of financial institutions group in India, a newly created role at the bank.
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Standard & Poor’s has warned that Indian stated-backed banks could soon be facing a slew of downgrades as the amount of capital needed to provide for bad loans is likely to shoot up.
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The chair of the supervisory board of the European Central Bank, Danièle Nouy, is absolutely correct in regretting that so much European financial regulation has been done in the form of directives.
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A landmark ruling this week that Novo Banco has not triggered a credit event will set a precedent for future European government interventions in banks, market participants said, but it could prompt further amendments to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association's (ISDA) credit definitions.
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Central banks may lack the political capital needed to deal with another global financial crisis — and the problem is particularly acute in Europe, according to Jean-Claude Trichet, the former president of the European Central Bank.
