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Deutsche Bank has overhauled its debt capital markets business, broadening its scope to include areas where it thinks a joined-up approach is increasingly important for treasury clients.
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The Basel Committee for Banking Supervision said this week that it was on track to release the final Basel III package by the end of the year. The statement was broadly welcomed by market participants but there was still anxiety over whether the final rules would lead to further uncertainty.
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission has extended for another year the exemption for non-US issuers from compliance with Rule 17g-5. This rule requires an ABS issuer to disclose relevant information to every ratings agency if it is seeking a rating from a US ratings agency.
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Eirik Winter, former head of EMEA DCM at Citi, has formed an advisory board for the Nordic region, with the intention of building up Citi’s investment banking presence in the region.
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THE FORECLOSURE crisis in the US could provoke a further redemption disaster as securitisations unwound, leading to further losses for the big US banks — particularly Bank of America, Citigroup, JPMorgan, and Wells Fargo, the Congressional Oversight Panel on Tarp warned on Tuesday.
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Following the Financial Stability Board’s recommendations on how to remove ratings agencies from the future financial regulatory framework, the European Commission has published its own thoughts on the matter. And while the Commission is an enthusiastic critic of the agencies, it stops short of envisaging a world in which their judgements do not play any role in capital requirements.