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Regulator removes ownership limit in Chinese banks for international lenders, China’s central bank vows support for businesses amid trade war escalation, Beijing and Washington fail to reach concrete agreements after two days of discussions. -
The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme) and the European Association of Independent Research Providers (EuroIRP) have published guidance on how analysts outside the syndicate banks can access information on UK IPO issuers — hoping to set market practice under the UK’s new IPO rules, which came into force last month.
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The European Parliament has set out its version of the proposed European Covered Bond Directive, taking an alternative route to the European Commission’s plan and proposing a ‘premium’ covered bond category.
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The UK’s preparations for a no-deal Brexit published this week include a proposal to strip away preferential capital treatment for EU27 exposures — meaning a hit to UK bank capital ratios at the worst time imaginable.
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The European Central Bank on Monday fined Crédit Agricole for not obtaining permission to classify instruments as common equity tier one (CET1). GlobalCapital understands this related to ordinary shares issued in an equity raise.
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Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group on Wednesday said that it would launch two new interest rate futures referencing the sterling overnight index average (Sonia) on October 1.
