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The Basel Committee for Banking Supervision (BCBS) on Thursday launched a consultation to address a quirk of Basel capital rules reviled by many derivatives clearers. -
A proposed change to the Pfandbrief Act will allow German covered bond issuers to keep UK assets in their cover pools, without falling foul of Pfandbrief eligibility criteria.
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Santander did well to attract an oversubscribed order book for its €1bn 10 year Cédulas on Thursday — even as Spanish bank debt and equity was sold off after the country's supreme court ruled that banks are liable for mortgage documentation taxes.
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This week the Netherlands took a major step towards becoming the latest European country to introduce a law enabling banks to issue senior non-preferred debt. And earlier this month the UK government closed a consultation for its own law to introduce the instrument.
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The US Financial Stability Oversight Council no longer has any systemically important financial institutions on its list, after voting to rescind the label for Prudential Financial this week.
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US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) chairman Christopher Giancarlo has threatened to retaliate over European Commission legislation that Giancarlo thinks would result in “conflicting” and “overly burdensome” regulation from abroad.
