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The UK’s largest banks are still using tweaks to capital models to flatter their capital ratios, a practice which regulators plan to discourage in the months ahead.
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European bond yields have fallen to new recent lows as the market takes an increasingly dim view of growth prospects, which has in turn put insurance bonds under increased pressure. -
Virgin Money and Shawbrook posted impressive jumps in underlying profits this week, casting the UK’s challenger banks in a positive light just as some of the country’s biggest lenders contemplate falling revenues.
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The Singapore Exchange (SGX) has been one of Asia’s most proactive bourses in finding ways to improve its business, but some market participants are worried that it is out of touch. Chew Sutat, SGX’s head of equities and fixed income, told GlobalCapital Asia that there is a gap between perception and reality. John Loh reports.
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Moody’s changed its outlook on the Chinese government’s credit rating to negative on Wednesday, putting the blame on weakening financials, falling currency reserves and uncertainty about the country’s ability to implement economic reforms. But the move drew limited reaction from market participants as China’s economic troubles have been well flagged.
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Citi is set to end a decade long association with China Guangfa Bank (CGB) having announced this week that it will be selling its entire stake in the lender to China Life Insurance.
