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Deutsche Bank has made deep cuts to its equity sales and trading business, as part of an aggressive restructuring plan. The bank has said it intends to retain a “focused equity capital markets business”, but in practice this means a significant retrenchment, with a strict focus on supporting Deutsche’s core clients in Europe and the US. -
China’s overnight interbank collateral repo rate fell to a five year low late on July 4, indicating ultra-flush liquidity in the interbank market. But the city-level commercial banks and private enterprises that are in dire need of the liquidity remain thirsty.
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In this round-up, 25 companies will be listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange’s new tech board on July 22, China’s FX reserves climbed to a one year high and the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) is set to give permission to domestically funded securities houses after a 10-year hiatus.
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India has proposed increasing the public holding of each stock from 25% to 35% of the total outstanding shares.
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In this round-up, US and China will resume trade talks next week, JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley near 51% stakes in their Chinese joint ventures (JVs), and China’s foreign minister offered a strong-worded rebuttal to the UK’s stand on Hong Kong protests.
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The European Central Bank’s quantitative easing programme looks set to remain in place, should Christine Lagarde become its new president, according to economists.
