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A fight between the European Commission and the member states of the Union could allow the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II to split into myriad national interpretations — a nightmare for those trying to implement the complex new rules.
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Deutsche Bank will focus on 2016 as a "peak restructuring year" and its executive board will forgo bonuses as the bank attempts to regroup after a full year loss of €6.8bn in 2015. -
One of Lloyds Bank's most senior syndicate officials will switch jobs and run credit sales for the firm.
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Royal Bank of Scotland announced £3.6bn of extra costs related to litigation and pensions on Wednesday, which will take the part-nationalised lender to a full year loss.
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Earnings at Santander matched market expectations, but analysts argued that fully provisioning losses on its Abengoa exposures would have taken the bank to a fourth quarter loss.
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Subordinated senior unsecured debt could become a thing of the past almost as soon as it came into being if a European Commission group of banking experts can persuade officials to reopen regulatory negotiations to harmonise capital rules and redefine tier two capital.
