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Citi has lost one of its covered bond specialists, leaving the firm’s FIG team to take responsibility for the secured funding product. The move comes amid suggestions that other banks could look to do the same in order to reflect the covered bond market’s shift from being a rates product to a more credit-orientated instrument.
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Citi has lost one of its covered bond specialists, leaving the firm’s FIG team to take responsibility for the secured funding product. The move comes amid suggestions that other banks could look to do the same in order to reflect the covered bond market’s shift from being a rates product to a more credit-orientated instrument.
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A deepening eurozone crisis might suggest that now is not the right time for an emerging market bank to be expanding its London presence. But it is not deterring Russia's Troika Dialog, according to Todd Berman, co-head of its investment banking department.
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The European Commission’s draft directive on crisis management has raised the prospect of the short-term debt markets being hit by the threat of bail-in.
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Stephane Bataille, head of syndicate & FIG origination at Landesbank Baden Württemberg in Stuttgart, is expected to leave the firm and join Commerzbank’s FIG origination team in Frankfurt next year. He is the latest in a long line of departures from LBBW’s debt team.
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Three US agencies have proposed new capital rules for US banks that look set to purge credit ratings from US capital calculations. This meets a tough deadline set by the Dodd-Frank Act, but sets the US on a divergent path from regulators in Europe — ratings remain at the heart of CRD IV.