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Holders of a highly scrutinised UniCredit capital instrument hold a very small proportion of the bank’s equity, according to a source familiar with the matter. This could mean they are more likely to follow the recommendation of activist investor Caius Capital and push for the bank to exchange the notes. -
Around a hundred thousand keen Remainers marched in London over the weekend to demand a second referendum on any UK Brexit deal. They’re lucky not to have to watch the European Union’s legislative process up close, because it’s not a pretty sight.
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The European government bond repo market looks set to dodge impending regulatory disaster, based on the European Parliament’s view of the revamped Capital Requirements Regulation, published last week.
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A report by Rabobank on Monday highlighted concerns over the feasibility of central clearing for pension funds, saying that the institutions faced more liquidity risks as European rules are phased in.
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The European Banking Authority (EBA) cautioned on Monday that banks could have to hold more capital against UK exposures after Brexit. It said that banks were ill-prepared for no agreement being reached between the UK and the European Union (EU).
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The European Banking Authority has spelled out its thoughts about the worth of creating a market for European Structured Notes (ESNs), a covered bond-like dual-recourse instrument backed by a broader range of assets than legislative covered bonds ahead of a public hearing on the potential asset class next week.
