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Pemex CFO, Mario Beauregard has resigned from the state-owned Mexican oil giant and will be replaced by a peer from a fellow government enterprise.
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London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and India’s Yes Bank have signed a memorandum of understanding to work together on bond and equity issuance, with a special focus on green infrastructure finance. -
Korea Exchange (KRX) is looking to introduce a market maker system to boost trading in stocks with low liquidity, while also bringing in measures to prevent large losses caused by erroneous trades.
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ICAP’s agreement to sell its voice broking business to Tullett Prebon, signed on Wednesday, will free the former's profitable electronic trading, post-trade and indexing businesses from the regulatory capital pain that comes from being part of a broker. Meanwhile, Tullett Prebon will become the largest player in hybrid voice broking, taking over ICAP’s voice and information business.
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RBS’s plan for its investment bank assumes no revenue attrition in the division, despite further ambitious cost-cutting plans that will take out £2bn of costs in the next three years.
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The European Union has hit a big setback in its drive to overhaul financial market rules, with its chief markets regulator demanding a delay of as much as a year before implementing its flagship regulation, Markets in Financial Instruments Directive (MiFID II). But market participants greeted the reprieve as a welcome and necessary delay.
