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Uncertainty over the status of bonds under the rules for the Basel III liquidity coverage ratio is making some SSA issuers nervous and helping to widen the spreads of borrowers on the cusp of falling into the second tier.
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Swedish lenders should set a 70% loan-to-value cap for interest-only mortgages, the Swedish Bankers Association said on Wednesday, as Swedish households continue to leverage up. The Riskbank governor, Stefan Ingves, said on Wednesday that mortgage risk weights should rise.
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Rumours of the death of one of the most enduring relationships in global mergers and acquisitions are exaggerated, says David Rothnie. -
SocGen is selling its Asian private banking business in Singapore and Hong Kong, as well as selected parts of its trust business, to DBS for S$279 ($220m).
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China’s onshore equity market will grow to $10tr by 2020 – and will be included in global indices by 2015 – prospects which make the asset class too important to ignore, according to HSBC.
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China's decision to double the trading band for the renminbi against the US dollar, which was announced at the weekend and took effect on Monday, is a further step towards the full liberalisation of the currency, say analysts and traders.
