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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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Further layers of management in Royal Bank of Scotland’s corporate and institutional bank are being decided, with promotions for Bob McKillip, Pierre Ferland, Richard Bartlett and Jan de Ruiter. -
Bank demand for covered bonds could be restricted as a result of new proposals on large exposures set out by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision (BCBS) which are set to come into effect in January 2019.
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Morgan Stanley recorded a $200m year-on-year net revenue rise in its fixed income and commodities business in the first quarter, bucking the declining trend seen in its peer group.
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The European Banking Authority proposed this week that covered bond new issue swaps should receive special treatment, ending months of uncertainty over derivatives proposals that could have delivered a fatal blow to the covered bond market.
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The European Parliament passed the framework for winding up Europe's banks on Tuesday, ending taxpayer bailouts, according to the law's backers, and nailing down the legal backdrop for the future of banking supervision.
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The German finance minister’s announcement last week that coupons on additional tier one capital issued by the nation’s banks would be tax deductible — a key feature of the product — has turned up the political pressure on countries like the Netherlands to speed up the process of clarifying their own positions and creating a level playing field.
