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Danske Bank has announced a mandate for a senior bond that will become non-preferred once Danish legislation comes into force. Nordea is also expecting to issue ahead of national law, but its debt would classify as non-preferred straight away. -
The China Banking and Insurance Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) is lifting the bar on international banks to underwrite Chinese government bonds and their local branches to trade derivatives, one of a slew of measures released this weekend to set foreign banks in China free and increase competition in the onshore market.
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Securities watchdog moves the foreign ownership limit in securities and asset management companies to 51%, regulators extend grace period for financial institutions to comply with wealth management product rules, and FTSE Russell says dim sum will thrive despite onshore opening.
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Sweeping US tax code reforms could have a big impact on banks with intermediate holding companies in the US, perhaps forcing them to fund from the IHCs directly, rather than from their parent companies.
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The International Swaps and Derivatives Association on Wednesday pushed for “enhanced supervisory cooperation” between clearing houses in the wake of Brexit.
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The European Commission intends to lower capital charges for insurance companies’ ABS holdings only two years after Solvency II rules were implemented, recognising that the low interest rate environment has led insurers to riskier investments.
