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Public institutions want to up their stake in RMB assets, S&P says it wants a subsidiary in Mainland China, and Fidelity warns investors of rising default risk among corporate issuers in the onshore bond market. -
Ahead of its AGM on Thursday in Frankfurt, Deutsche Bank announced it had finished the review of its equities business, and planned to cut headcount and prime finance leverage by a quarter — as part of package of cuts that will see more than 7,000 jobs lost at the bank.
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One of the most radical reforms ever made to financial markets is set to become law in a matter of weeks. Investors in Europe will have to ask clients about their environmental, social and governance preferences, and then abide by these choices.
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Bank leaders have warned that Europe's politicians are so distracted by Brexit they might lose focus and strangle Europe’s growing capital markets.
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Loans bankers are vociferously backing the latest Loan Market Association-drafted guidance from the UK money laundering prevention trade body, with two senior lenders on Thursday calling the possible developments “game changing”.
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The European Commission has formally proposed a change in rules to allow sovereign bond-backed securities (SBBS) the same regulatory treatment as eurozone sovereign bonds. But the plan to introduce SBBS is still receiving an, at best, lukewarm reception from market participants.
