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US and Asian regulators should hold fire on imposing margin rules on uncleared swaps to allow Europe to catch up, said the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA). -
The European Commission is expected to include extra funding for the European Banking Authority in an upcoming budget proposal to help the regulator pay for an expected relocation to the continent.
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What began as a week of turmoil for European credit and equity markets amid Brexit uncertainty is ending on a full circle return with no immediate signs that that the UK will begin a formal exit from the EU soon and amid rumours on Thursday that the ECB will relax the terms of its bond repurchase programme.
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European bank debt was thrashed in the wake of the UK's vote to leave the European Union on Friday morning. And though the panic hasn't matched that seen in February, when concerns on AT1 coupon payments triggered a selloff, the worst may be yet to come as markets face unprecedented governmental change.
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The UK’s shock decision to leave the European Union has left most of Asia reeling with the region’s major currencies and stock indices all coming under severe pressure. But if there is one country that can handle the negativity better than the others, it will be China.
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Asian markets went to sleep on Thursday confident that the UK would still be part of the European Union the following morning and that business would go back to normal. But the UK’s public defied expectations and voted to leave the EU, forcing Asia bankers to completely rethink their plans.
