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  • CEO Antony Jenkins praised Barclays as a bond arranger, leveraged finance, advisory and ECM house on Thursday, while simultaneously announcing 7,000 job cuts, to fall mainly on front-office trading businesses.
  • The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority’s proposed changes to its securitization framework threaten to make master trust vehicles “unworkable” in the country, according to Fitch Ratings.
  • Barclays’ Asia Pacific chairman and chief executive Robert Morrice is retiring after 17 years with the bank. Andrew Jones and Eiji Nakai have been appointed co-CEOs for the region.
  • As Barclays results days go, today’s has not been too painful. The shares were down 4% by lunchtime, but that only took them back to their level a week ago. After the annual results in February, the shares fell 6.5% on the first morning.
  • Spending most of its waking hours walking around the City looking for the merest hint of a scoop, Blog is well aware that the Square Mile is the world’s greatest magnet for people, ideas and capital. But it’s also pretty adept at importing holidays too.
  • South Korean authorities are looking at two different ways a derivatives capital gains tax could be implemented; either an annual rate of 10% on capital gains earned in excess of KRW2.5 million, or an annual rate of 20% on total earnings from gold trading and financial investment products, including derivatives.