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The capital charges for securitisation proposed in Solvency II would lead to a collapse in ABS investment, according to a survey by the Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME).
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UBS has hired Anthony Tobin as an executive director on its syndicate desk. He will start in the London office on April 16, reporting to Mark Wheatcroft, UBS’s head of syndicate.
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Bond market participants in the US have shrugged off the potential threat posed to investment banks by a new bond trading platform that BlackRock, the asset manager, plans to set up, on which investors could trade with each other.
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Mitsubishi UFJ Securities International (MUSI) has made chief financial officer David King its interim chief executive while it looks for someone to take the job permanently.
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The two Islamic banking subsidiaries of Dubai based Emirates NBD have agreed to merge, following a joint-committee meeting on Sunday. According to local reports, representatives of Emirates Islamic Bank, Dubai Bank (DB) and ENBD approved the plan, which may now get the go-ahead from the Dubai government and central bank before the end of April.