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The large international European banks were still €36.5bn short of their target capital levels under the Basel III framework, according to the European Banking Authority’s latest Basel monitoring exercise, which looks at the period to June 2013.
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EU banks could see their leverage fall if they apply Basel III leverage ratio rules rather than using only the potentially more stringent definitions in the European Capital Requirements Regulation, according to a paper from the European Banking Authority.
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BNP Paribas is the latest bank to respond to the growing interesting in climate themed bonds by appointing Stefanie Sfakianos as head of sustainable capital markets for fixed income. A member of Sfakianos’s liability management team will replace her as head of that business. -
The Australian lender is keen to diversify its capital sources in 2014, with a second offshore renminbi issuance and potential deals in Malaysia and Thailand all possibilities.
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Schroders has shaken up its financial institutions desk, and has brought in a well-known credit analyst from competitor Legal & General.
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Royal Bank of Scotland reported a pre-tax loss of £8.2bn for the full-year 2013 on Thursday, its sixth consecutive year of losses since it was rescued in 2008 and a result that chief executive Ross McEwan called “sobering”.
