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The UK and Singapore have announced the UK-Singapore Financial Dialogue, an initiative aimed at deepening the financial and economic co-operation between the two countries. Alongside the Dialogue, a new private sector forum will also be established to boost the development of the offshore renminbi market, the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) announced this week, writes Carrie Hong. -
Mark Carney has said that the Basel Committee will set out its plan to address excessive variability in risk weighted asset calculations by the time of the Brisbane G20 summit in November.
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The Bank of England’s Prudential Regulatory Authority has set out how it wants international banks to operate in the UK, and what it expects from foreign regulators. The new rules, set out in a consultation published Wednesday morning, will mean international branches from some countries could lose their UK licence, if the PRA deems their home supervisors inadequate.
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Markit, the financial information provider, will increase the number of constituents in its iTraxx Crossover index of credit default swaps by 20%, as the European high yield market keeps growing.
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John Wade, managing director and head of primary debt markets for Asia Pacific at RBS has left the bank, just days before a group announcement that will likely lead to hundreds of job cuts in Asia.
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The bank has announced a new treasury platform for its client’s Free Trade Zone-based subsidiary. Paolo Danese reports.
