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Manulife Financial has appointed Kai Sotorp as president and CEO of Manulife Asset Management and executive vice president and global head of wealth and asset management. The appointment is effective on or around July 1. -
The UK’s Banking Standards Review has recommended creating a new organisation dedicated to raising banking standards, and in a report this week the chair of the Review, Sir Richard Lambert, has fired the starting gun in the race to create the new body.
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The return of China’s A-share IPO market is taking shape after the China Securities Regulatory Commission (CSRC) said on May 19 that around 100 companies would be allowed to conduct their IPOs from June until the end of the year.
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Recent pro-securitization rhetoric from European policymakers rung hollow in bankers’ ears this week as a new regulatory document revealed that, while a broader range of ABS can count towards banks' liquidity coverage ratios, RMBS will still suffer punitive treatment — even as covered bonds received a boost.
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JP Morgan and Morgan Stanley’s EM rivals may be gleefully awaiting punishment of those banks through future Russian mandates after this week they helped Ukraine raise $1bn via a US-AID backed bond, but they should not bet the ranch on a Russian freeze out.
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The Norwegian Ministry of Finance defined on Tuesday which institutions it considers systemically important, and said they should hold 2% more common equity tier one (CET1) than other Norwegian banks.
