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New system starts with nearly 100% coverage of trading data
Europe’s regulator proposes preserving capital requirements while trimming the complexity that hampers cross-border M&A
Banks face an uncertain future as finance goes digital
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Ósvaldur Knudsen, head of treasury at Íslandsbanki, has left the company to take a job outside the banking industry.
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Kames Capital, an Edinburgh based investment manager, has bolstered its fixed income financials team by hiring Alexander Pelteshki — formerly of ING — as an investment manager.
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Scope Ratings, which hired Standard & Poor’s Credit Market Services managing director and chief of its German operations as its new chief executive, is in talks to hire staffers for an upcoming Pfandbrief rating platform, and is looking to expand its small cap corporates rating business to cover mid and large cap ratings.
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Record performance in RBC’s capital markets business helped the bank to rack up better than expected profits last week, taking its shares to all time highs.
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Record performance in RBC’s capital markets business helped the bank to a better than expected profit last week, taking its shares to all time highs. -
The European Banking Authority has published the disclosure templates it will provide when it releases the results of its stress tests in October. Meanwhile, banks still have huge teams devoted to prepping for the test, and the ECB’s accompanying assessment, the Asset Quality Review.
