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The European Banking Authority has closed off all routes around the bonus cap, with new guidance published on Wednesday. -
Market participants have been buying significant amounts of bearish options on defensive stocks and funds, such as utilities, indicating that consumer sentiment is shifting from market recovery to expansion.
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The Moscow Exchange has is now trading futures contracts on the US dollar against the Canadian dollar and the US dollar versus the Turkish lira.
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Barclays, RBS and Standard Chartered have explained how they plan to meet new total loss absorbing capital (TLAC) rules — although the rules are not yet finalised and will not come into force until 2019.
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The Financial Stability Board has published new proposals for assessing whether institutions are systemically important — a status which could mean tougher supervision or extra regulation.
