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Credit Suisse has declared the cost-cutting exercise in its global markets division over as it looks to regain market share in some product areas following its restructuring. -
The Chinese Ministry of Finance has successfully completed its second offshore renminbi bond auction of the year, raising Rmb7bn ($1.06bn) from three tranches on Thursday. But poor investor demand for the offering raises questions about the future of the CNH bond market, analysts told GlobalRMB.
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EU Parliament and member states seem eager to give banks more time than initially proposed to implement the fundamental review of the trading book (FRTB), following industry concerns.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has issued a first statement of objections to four asset management companies, which it believes may have broken competition law during the marketing of two IPOs in 2014 and 2015.
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Discussions between European member states over the supervision of foreign clearing houses have prompted potential changes to European Commission legislation that would strengthen the role of central banks and the ESRB, according to a leaked document seen by GlobalCapital.
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A finer point debated in the Brexit negotiations is whether Britain will also leave a European judicial cooperation scheme. That would mean that English law, under which restructurings and bond prospectus terms and conditions are most often written, would not apply to cross-border contracts.
