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Crédit Agricole has promoted a senior banker from its Paris office to run its financial institutions business in the Americas, based in New York. The bank has also appointed a new group head for its insurance sector coverage.
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Arab Banking Corporation has appointed Khaled Kawan as its president and chief executive, making the position permanent after Kawan was put in temporary charge in April.
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UK Conservative MP Andrew Tyrie, who is chairman of the Treasury Committee and also ran the Banking Standards Commission, has written to the Prudential Regulation Authority to ask for assurance that the body was not pressured into agreeing to grant concessions to Chinese banks setting up operations in the UK.
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Ex-Deutsche man Radeke returns to DCM with UBS — Invesco Perpetual's new head of UK equities — SocGen adds five to equity flow team — Promsvyazbank hires in international sales
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VTB Capital has hired Dimitrios Kavvathas as head of global markets for Asia Pacific in the latest of a string of senior appointments to its Asia operations.
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The European Banking Authority on Tuesday dismissed suggestions that it was planning to penalise banks that were dependent on LTRO funding from the ECB in the upcoming stress tests. But the possibility still rattled FIG market participants, with many fearing it would damage mid-sized banks in Europe’s periphery, particularly Spain and Italy.