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After quitting M&A and equity capital markets in Europe and the US last year, HSBC is striving to maintain global relevance — and London and New York still have a role to play
Deal raises questions about whether transaction was done at arm's length
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Repeats of the Greek government’s stand-off with its international creditors last year could be avoided by giving the European Parliament the “last word” when members of the eurozone are in conflict with its institutions, according to one of the currency bloc’s founding fathers. -
Central banks may lack the political capital needed to deal with another global financial crisis — and the problem is particularly acute in Europe, according to Jean-Claude Trichet, the former president of the European Central Bank.
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European credit and equity markets improved for a second day on Monday, after the European Central Bank said that it would consider further stimulus at the next meeting in March.
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An external review to determine whether a credit event has been triggered on Novo Banco concluded on Monday, with market participants warning ahead of ruling that a disappointing result could undermine the credit default swap market.
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The Korea Exchange has published a business plan outlining what it hopes to achieve this year, including preparing for its own IPO.
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BNP Paribas’s corporate and institutional bank shone in 2015, with revenues up 13.2% compared with the previous year. And while some have criticised the bank for letting its strategy rely too much on competitor retrenchment, BNPP's head of CIB Yann Gérardin said it was already well into its strategic transformation.
