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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. -
Société Générale 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) as the Singaporean banks pursues its goal of becoming a leading wealth manager in Asia.
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The European Commission continues to delay its decision on money market fund (MMF) regulation, adding to an already tough environment for the funds.
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The fast-approaching implementation of the Bank Recovery and Resolution Directive (BRRD) forced Moody’s and Fitch to overhaul their covered bond ratings this week, to reflect the protection which covered bonds get in the latest draft of the legislation.
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Bail-in rules that affect covered bonds are set to be tightened up to give investors more explicit protection in the event of a bank resolution, a banker told GlobalCapital on Thursday.
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The Bank of England is consulting on rules to ensure that even bonuses which have already vested can be clawed back, in addition to its existing powers to stop payment of unvested bonuses.
