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With the idea of a European Monetary Fund back on the table at this week’s IMF annual meetings, one Eurozone minister insisted any financing must give a state “ownership” rather than being seen as a directive from Brussels to carry out reforms -
American banks dominate global banking to an unprecedented extent and look set to gain yet more market share as US policymakers mull softer touch regulation. Will European firms ever be able to compete again?
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Market participants in Hong Kong have welcomed plans by regulators to install a new investor identification mechanism, which will require northbound investors participating in Stock Connect to reveal their identities by the middle of 2018.
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JP Morgan and Citigroup gave earnings season a rocky start on Thursday, with fixed income revenues at both firms well down on last year, as record low volatility levels bite deeper into trading activity. But investment banking remained largely resilient, and Citi’s ECM numbers surged.
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The chairman of the United States' primary derivatives regulator, Christopher Giancarlo, on Wednesday delivered a stinging rebuke of unilateral rulemaking by the European Union on foreign clearing house supervision, saying that as a “sovereign nation”, the “United States is a rule maker” and not a “ruletaker”.
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A joint debt management platform formed by Portugual's largest banks is moving ahead with plans to ease the country's non-performing loan burden.
