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Corporate treasurers and financial institutions feel that the Panda bond market has great potential as a funding venue, but regulators and industry bodies will need to push for reforms to make it viable. -
The UK’s IPO market is likely to go through its biggest shake-up for a generation later this year, when the Financial Conduct Authority introduces new rules — but the effects may not be those the regulator intends, writes Jon Hay.
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The Basel Committee insisted it was still on track to finish its Basel IV reforms, as the European Central Bank launched its own review of capital rules that could render the Basel project redundant.
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The Bank of England’s Prudential Regulation Authority (PRA) is consulting on levelling the capital playing field between the large banks, which use their own models to calculate risk, and the emerging challengers, which must use standard risk weights.
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International asset managers are pushing for a more liberal version of the upcoming China-Hong Kong ETF Connect, with the focus on whether ETFs will be considered as stocks or funds by the regulators.
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The Financial Conduct Authority has set out its proposals for reforming the UK IPO process, as the markets regulator looks for ways to maintain the UK’s eminence in capital markets.
