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The Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing aspects of the UK’s primary markets regime, with a particular focus on whether the UK needs a specialised wholesale debt listing venue, like Ireland’s GEM market. -
Experts from the 28 EU member states this week began discussions on new accounting rules for the banking sector set to come into force from 2018 and, particularly, on how European banks can cope with the capital volatility they will cause.
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EU officials are looking at increasing the range of structured notes that can count towards banks' minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) and total loss-absorbing capacity (TLAC) ratios, potentially including liabilities with a minimum value that increases over time.
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Chinese borrowers are itching to take advantage of cash rich investors in the offshore debt market but many have been delayed by the country’s registration process. This is leading to speculation that the National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) is trying indirectly to control the outflow of capital. Morgan Davis reports.
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Emboldened Congressional Republicans ramped up attacks against the US Federal Reserve on Wednesday, taking aim at the central bank’s role in negotiating international financial rules and its bond purchase programmes. But chair Janet Yellen was defiant, and said the Fed would remain a part of the Basel negotiations.
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Recent capital control measures enacted by China have led to concerns that the authorities might be reversing past efforts to liberalise the country's financial markets. But the administrator of the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe), Pan Gongsheng, is adamant that more reforms are on the cards especially in regards to attracting more inflows.
