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  • Asean countries are on track to comply with Basel III’s capital and liquidity requirements over the next 12-18 months, according to preliminary assessment by Moody’s
  • HSBC has hired a banker from Citi to replace Charlie Morin, who left his job as head of FIG DCM for France and Belgium last month.
  • Bond traders are eagerly awaiting hints about what could be drastic changes to the landscape of European bond trading, as the European Securities and Markets Authority took a crucial decision in Paris this week, writes Jon Hay.
  • The recruitment drive in insurance DCM ahead of anticipated Solvency II-driven capital issuance continues, with Morgan Stanley hiring a banker from Barclays.
  • Singapore is introducing bail-ins into its banking system for the first time as it attempts to strengthen its powers to resolve failed lenders. But those familiar with other bail-in regimes around the world will find the Lion City’s version alien.
  • The European Council published its compromise text on bank structural reform last Friday, laying out an escape route for banks or jurisdictions not wanting to split off trading activities. However, the proposal would add another layer of capital for the largest banks.