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Australian regulator Apra has announced that it will only accept cash, reserve balances, govvies and semi-govvies in its liquidity coverage ratio assets. This means Australian banks will have to hold enough assets in this category to operate for 30 days in a severely stressed environment without accessing market funding.
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UniCredit has promoted Christian Steffens, head of ECM, and Marco Bales, who runs FIG and public sector capital markets, to be global co-heads of capital markets. They report to Mike Hammond and TJ Lim, global co-heads of the bank’s markets division, which sits within corporate and investment banking.
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Structured finance transaction sponsors are racing to line up a second assessment by the credit ratings agencies ahead of a March 1 deadline set by the European Central Bank for securities to meet repo-eligibility criteria. However, a large number of transactions could shortly become ineligible unless the ECB relaxes its deadline.
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HSBC has promoted Matthias Knobloch to head of debt syndicate, Asia Pacific. He replaces Mark Mallia, who left the bank for personal reasons.
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Royal Bank of Scotland this week announced a big fall in losses for 2010, with a pre-tax loss of £239m compared to £1.9bn in 2009. There was, however, a further after-tax charge related to the UK’s asset protection scheme.