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Mauricio Noé has left Deutsche Bank, where he was managing director of global markets.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) believes covered bonds should keep their preferential risk weighting in principle, but that the market needs reform. It wants covered bond frameworks to converge to a common standard in certain important areas, and it may need this within a two-year time frame.
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Deutsche Bank's head of capital solutions Gerald Podobnik has taken on another role, becoming head of FIG capital markets and treasury solutions for Germany and Austria. -
Russian state owned Sberbank was rumoured this morning to have mandated European banks for a €1bn bond with the intention of starting meetings with European investors on Thursday, but two bankers in close contact with Sberbank said no deal is expected immediately.
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The European Mortgage Federation - European Covered Bond Council (EMF-ECBC) has promoted Luca Bertalot to secretary general of the joint association with immediate effect following the departure of Annik Lambert.
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An ambitious draft proposal by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) this month is set to bring about an overhaul of the country’s bank resolution regime. But with attention towards India focused on the euphoria created by the recent election victory of Narendra Modi, the proposal had slipped under much of the market’s radar. Opinions are divided about the impact on future bond issuance of these potentially sweeping changes, writes Isabella Zhong.
