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New system starts with nearly 100% coverage of trading data
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Banks face an uncertain future as finance goes digital
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BNP Paribas is dividing its fixed income business into four global product lines, scrapping its previous separation of sales and trading and bringing them together under the heads of each asset class, writes Tom Porter.
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The disparity of internal models used to calculate bank risk weights is among the main threats to greater consistency in global financial regulation, Wayne Byres, secretary general of the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, told attendees at the RiskMinds Risk and Regulation Forum in France on Tuesday, writes Joe McDevitt.
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Lloyds is beefing up its bond syndicate team by hiring a new head of financials and corporates, after recently appointing former high yield banker Andrew Ryan as overall head of syndicate in May.
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VTB Capital has scooped up two UBS employees as it ramps up its fixed income division in Asia.
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Artem Boiko will join Commerzbank’s EM sales team at the start of November. He will work on fixed income credit and derivative sales.
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SNS Reaal, the Dutch lender that was nationalised in February after suffering heavy commercial real estate losses, has reshuffled its executive board, appointing a new retail banking chairman after a resignation.