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European investors believe senior bank debt is unlikely to suffer default as a result of a eurozone bank failing the European Central Bank's asset quality review and stress tests this year, an investor survey by Fitch Ratings has shown.
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UBS has placed two Asian capital markets bankers on a leave of absence ahead of an internal inquiry into the hiring of Joyce Wei, daughter of the chairman at Chinese private company Tianhe Chemicals. -
The two oil companies are both planning to enter the US dollar market. Oil India has mandated five banks to lead its deal, while Bharat Petroleum intends to pick the banks in the next couple of weeks.
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House Republicans have filed a bill to consider capital requirements for non-bank mortgage servicers, in the latest public scrutiny of firms such as Ocwen Financial.
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There is growing interest among the largest Italian banks to follow UniCredit’s lead and use synthetic securitizations on certain pools of loans to free up capital, according to bankers.
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In this week’s round-up of offshore renminbi news, Standard Chartered's Renminbi Globalisation Index rises 5.9% in Dec on rising deposits and cross-border payments; Citi introduces a Chinese Government and Policy Bank Bond Index to its RMB/CNH bond indices; JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank establish new treasury management services in the Shanghai FTZ.
