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The EU’s lenient treatment of the IFRS 9 accounting rules has opened a loophole for Italian banks — allowing them to push through punishing provisions on their NPL portfolios, but wish away the impact on their regulatory capital — which could save the weakest banks from turning to shareholders for more cash, and speed up portfolio sales. -
Piraeus Bank's Project Amoeba is one of the first secured Greek NPL portfolios to hit the market, and will serve as a crucial benchmark for pricing on the remaining €100bn of NPLs to come. Meanwhile, the other major banks are selling unsecured books.
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China Foreign Exchange Trade System (CFETS) has added the central limit order book and executable streaming price features to the onshore interbank FX market — a move which helps close the gap in FX trading technology between China and the international markets.
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If 2018 is supposed to be the year of greater awareness of women's obstacles in the workplace, nobody sent the memo to Wall Street, which is still struggling with retaining female talent and has yet to address the gender wage gap meaningfully.
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Clifden IOM No. 1 revealed its strategy on Monday for the RMAC bonds that were offered into its controversial tender — but the fund’s approach is still fraught with risk, and Paratus AMC was quick to issue another notice trying to sink the tender.
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The People’s Bank of China (PBoC) updated its regulations on capital bonds last week, encouraging lenders to supplement their capital with new issuance and start getting ready to comply with international standards on meeting total loss absorption capacity (TLAC) requirements. But it also clarified loss absorption terms — a move that may impact offshore additional tier one volumes from the Mainland.
