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Lloyds Bank has hired Allen Appen from Barclays to fill a new role created after the departure of Robert ‘Boz’ Plehn, Lloyds’ former head of asset-backed securities, earlier this year. -
The European Banking Authority fired a warning shot at issuers of alternative tier one capital, making plain its distaste for structural features that could be construed as overly complex or non-standard. Dynamic triggers, regulatory calls and anything that mitigates against shareholder dilution are among the features in its sights.
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National Bank of Abu Dhabi will underscore its commitment to its wholesale banking business by splitting the UK part of its operations from its private banking arm and moving as many as 100 staff to Canary Wharf.
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Jez Walsh has left Royal Bank of Scotland where he had been in charge of covered bond syndication for 15 years. His departure follows a string of high profile exits from the bank’s covered bond team including Allen Rad, Christoph Anhamm, Sophie Kwon, Frank Will and Jason Wolfe.
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The Financial Stability Board called for clarity regarding bail-in debt to help resolve cross-border banks, ahead of a crucial G20 meeting which should set the final round of bank capital requirements.
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The European Banking Authority has tried to clear up ambiguity in the European bank resolution rules and the Capital Requirement Regulation by making it clear that the creditor hierarchy should define resolution treatment.
