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The Council of the European Union has approved regulation for European long term investment funds (ELTIFs) this week. The funds are designed to increase the pool of capital available for long term investment in Europe. -
Institutional investors have been picking up protection via options on energy-linked stocks driven by a decline in energy markets. Market participants were seen both selling calls and/or buying puts.
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Banks are set for another tough year of fines and litigation charges, according to analysts who have revised previous estimates of the scale of the damage.
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The US Congress is scheduled to consider a proposal included in the government funding bill which would allow banks to keep swaps trading units, rescinding a provision in Dodd-Frank that forces banks to spin off certain derivatives trading activities into another legal entity.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has apologised for mistakes made and shortcomings in systems which allowed it to leak price-sensitive information about a review of the insurance sector to The Telegraph, a UK newspaper. Certain senior leaders at the regulator will get no bonus for the year, while three business heads announced their departure on Monday.
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Austria's Erste Group Bank followed through on a warning it issued to investors earlier this year when it announced on Tuesday that it would not be paying coupons on its outstanding upper tier two and tier one instruments.
