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The Prime Collateralised Securities Association, the pan-European body tasked with designating which securitizations abide by market best practice, has gained its first European regulator as a permanent observer.
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Commerzbank, which recorded a decent set of full year results this week, is pushing to further its corporate finance business in several areas, the head of its corporate and markets division told EuroWeek. -
Société Générale’s corporate and investment banking business reported €6.7bn of revenues in 2013, a 14% increase on 2012 and headline group net income was strongly up at €2.175bn versus the previous year’s €790m. SocGen beat net income consensus estimates for the fourth quarter by nearly €160m.
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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.
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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.
