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BNP Paribas has announced heads of its new teams for its EMEA corporate debt platform within financing solutions.
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The two big Swiss banks will be the worst hit by the Basel Committee’s rules on trading book assets, according to research from Deutsche Bank, which could push Credit Suisse to shrink its credit and securitization businesses.
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Following the departure of US capital markets head Samir Lalvani, Lloyds Bank has reshuffled reporting lines and promoted Wall Street veteran Andy Schaeffer. Now it aims to reach the "next level" in its stateside expansion, the firm’s regional CEO told GlobalCapital. -
UBS has made a big commitment to re-establishing its global medium term note business by hiring a well-known figure to lead the origination effort.
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UK banks are likely to lose less money on their loans over the next two years than previously thought, according to Standard & Poor’s.
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Wells Fargo has finally received approval to use the “advanced approaches” to calculating its capital requirements, which will make its capital ratio look worse in the short term. But the move will bring the world’s largest bank by market cap into line with most other internationally active banks.
