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Deutsche Bank is set to hire BNP Paribas's Vikram Gandhi for its capital structuring team.
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BNP Paribas has named two senior executives to drive its fixed income business in Germany, as part of its decision six months ago to upgrade Germany to one of its domestic markets, alongside France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Italy. -
BNP Paribas will not receive any tax relief on its record-setting $8.97bn fine and will have to take the full hit to its second quarter results. As it digests the fine and one year ban from dollar clearing in its oil and gas business, the extent of the ordeal’s impact on BNP Paribas’s plans is being closely evaluated by market participants the world over.
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SRI bonds have come a long way over the last 18 months, going from a somewhat esoteric asset class to being a must-issue for any agency that wants to show its commitment to green or ethical causes.
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The bottom quartile of European banks present “worrisomely high levels” of impaired and overdue loans, the European Banking Authority said this week. The ratio of these loans to total loans is 16% for the bottom quartile, while across the whole banking system it is 6.8%.
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Michael McCormick is set to join Credit Suisse next month to become head of covered bond origination, following the departure of market veteran Richard Kemmish in February this year.
