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Germany's finance minister tells the Institute for International Finance that Europe needs to be strengthened but that treaty change is not the way to go -
Most of the US Treasury’s proposed reforms for the US capital markets avoid the need for congressional approval, giving the financial services industry a strong opportunity to roll back some of the perceived excesses of post crisis rule making, US sources have said.
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The noise surrounding a widely cited 72.5% capital output floor, which is the ratio between how EU regulators calculate a bank’s risk model, is just that, according to several industry sources.
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The UK's Financial Conduct Authority needs all hands on deck. It faces an iceberg of approaching regulation, Brexit, an asset management review and its day-to-day business. Plus, it is moving to Stratford, east London, in April.
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KKR closed a $1.1bn risk retention fund on Tuesday, and the firm’s co-head of real estate credit told GlobalCapital that market consolidation brought on by risk retention has strengthened credit quality in the asset class.
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In December, the European Commission will propose that large investment firms conducting “bank-like activities” will be considered credit institutions, and therefore supervised by the European Central Bank’s Single Supervisory Mechanism (SSM). This move would close a major loophole that was expected to be used by capital markets firms relocating London-based markets activities to the EU27 after Brexit.
