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ICE Benchmark Administration, a unit of Intercontinental Exchange, is to assume the secretarial role on the credit derivatives determinations committees previously held by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association. -
Five banks supervised by the ECB are failing their ‘maximum distributable amount’ triggers, based on capital levels at the end of the second quarter, according to details of this year’s capital decisions published on Thursday.
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UniCredit will not be one of the Basel IV ‘outliers’ that will have to substantially increase its capital levels when the new rules come in, according to chief executive Jean-Pierre Mustier, speaking at the launch of the bank’s new strategic plan on Tuesday morning.
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In this round-up, China saw another sizeable drop to its foreign exchange reserves in November, the Shenzhen Connect saw subdued trading activity in its first four days, and Egypt signed its first currency swap line with China. Plus, a recap of our coverage this week.
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The City of London is "vanishing from the Union’s conversations", according to an MEP from the group of 12 who are scrutinising Brexit negotiations. That suggests preserving London as the financial centre of Europe will not be on the agenda for the EU side in the talks. UK ministers met City representatives this week, but what they offered was "of little use", according to sources at the meeting.
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The European Council on Wednesday gave its approval to the European Parliament’s proposal to regulate money market funds, finally answering the remaining questions about the changes the reform will impose.
