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Green finance leaders are hoping the European Union will come up with concrete initiatives to help the market, after its new official body on the subject met for the first time last week. -
Republicans keen to start dismantling US financial regulatory infrastructure have the director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Richard Cordray, in their sights. But removing him may not be straightforward.
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The UK government published its plan for Brexit negotiations on Thursday, setting out its aim for the ‘freest possible trade’ in financial services — but with few details on how this might be achieved.
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With less than a month to go until a major global deadline for market participants to begin posting variation margin, concern has turned to clamour as buy-side officials, industry bodies and service providers have lined up to ask regulators to allow a reprieve.
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Many market commentators have commented that 2017 will be the year of political risk. Uncertainty around Brexit, Donald Trump’s inaugural year as US president and a series of elections in continental Europe make conditions ripe for bouts of volatility.
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Siberian Coal Energy Company (SUEK) is set to test demand among banks for lending to Russia and their willingness to deal with the coal industry, given many lenders have rules prohibiting further investments in the sector.
