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A new global code of conduct for the FX market was published in London on Thursday by a group of central banks. It calls for more “ethical” behaviour among market participants. -
The European Commission’s mid-term review on Capital Markets Union, set to be debated on June 7, will look at toughening the terms on enforcing on collateral, a move which should help recoveries on the continent’s overhang of non-performing loans, but which could prove politically controversial.
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European Union (EU) member states are conducting last-minute talks on how to calculate capital requirements in the draft framework for European securitizations.
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UK corporates are preparing for the large UK banks to bring down their ring-fences, a move that could shake up the banking landscape and push more corporates to sign credit support annexes with their banks.
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The Conservative Party has laid out plans for a number of UK sovereign wealth funds which will be used to fund investment in UK infrastructure and the economy. But for the idea to succeed, observers said the funds must be kept out of any short-term political wrangling.
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The Basel Committee’s William Coen said in a speech on Thursday that he was hopeful that the Basel III post-crisis reforms could be finalised in the ‘near future’, but capital markets participants have grown weary of hearing that progress is just around the corner. They still expect to be waiting for quite some time before any agreement on calibrating capital floors.
