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The UK’s Prudential Regulatory Authority and Financial Conduct Authority have rejected calls from the European Banking Authority to apply the bonus cap to all firms regulated under the Capital Requirements Directive. -
Some European parliamentarians remain to be convinced of the need to revive the region’s securitization market, but a new cross-industry position paper could help change their minds.
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The UK’s largest banks are still using tweaks to capital models to flatter their capital ratios, a practice which regulators plan to discourage in the months ahead.
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Bond Connect is one of the key schemes of the Hong Kong Exchange Group (HKEX) as it embarks on an ambitious plans to act as a gateway between China and the rest of the world. The programme will act as a gateway for financial institutions who don’t want direct access to China’s bond market as well as a launch pad for indices and derivative products, said chief executive Charles Li.
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Michael Piwowar, Commissioner of the US Securities and Exchange Commission, was critical of US risk retention regulations in a keynote address on Tuesday, blaming “bureaucratic self preservation” for regulators’ one-size-fits all approach to the market.
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With foreign ownership of Chinese bonds still at very low levels, the decision to open China’s interbank bond market (CIBM) could truly alter global investment strategies. But, at least for now, the devil will be in the details, with analysts saying that foreign ownership is unlikely to surge in the short term.
