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In this round-up, MSCI announced that its review of A-shares is underway, eight new institutional investors received RQFII licenses in 2016, Hong Kong saw further falls in RMB deposits and cross-border RMB trade settlement, and Bank of China saw two RMB internationalisation indices drop recently. Plus, a recap of our top stories this week. -
A European Commission expert group has suggested harmonising the two most significant post-crisis capital requirement frameworks, as well as possibly differentiating capital requirements based on bank business types.
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Europe's banks are failing to use a capital subsidy for small and medium enterprise lending which was added into capital rules against the advice of the European Banking Authority.
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The European Banking Authority’s figures on bonuses and fixed pay for senior staff show that the bonus cap has not weakened banks, according to a report the regulator published on Wednesday.
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The Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication (Swift) signed a memorandum of understanding with Chinese payment infrastructure firm CIPS Corp on March 25. The organisations will co-operate to improve the China cross-border interbank payment system (CIPS) ahead of the launch of its next development stage in 2017.
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The European Securities Markets Authority announced this week that it had taken enforcement actions on a number of shortfalls by issuers in the way they calculate Deferred Tax Assets — capital relieving accounting instruments based on unused tax losses.
