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Royal Bank of Scotland’s transformation into a “simpler, stronger” bank is proving expensive, with the shares down 3% on Thursday after first quarter revenues failed to break through restructuring and litigation costs. -
The RMB qualified foreign institutional investors (RQFII) programme saw its sharpest monthly acceleration ever in April 2015. The programme, which launched in 2011, saw the State Administration of Foreign Exchange give out Rmb33.9bn ($5.5bn) in quotas in a single month across four jurisdictions.
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Lloyds Bank has hired a new head of US FX sales, based in New York.
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The Australian Securities Exchange has joined up with the China Futures Association to expand commodity and interest rate derivative markets in the Pacific through shared training and personnel exchanges.
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Volkswagen’s German auto lease ABS VCL 21 has priced its top rated tranche at the tightest spread achieved, at least for the issuer, since the crisis.
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The new Spanish securitization law scraps restrictive measures and should shake up the market, in line with the European Union’s plan to promote more cross-border finance in capital markets.
