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Subordinated senior unsecured debt could become a thing of the past almost as soon as it came into being if a European Commission group of banking experts can persuade officials to reopen regulatory negotiations to harmonise capital rules and redefine tier two capital. -
China’s Panda bond market has been on a tear since it reopened last year with sovereign names, big banks and corporates selling deals. But recent mixed messages from regulators means the market is now in urgent need of formal rules as two major banks are joining the growing pipeline of deals.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has published a substantially revised set of data on Singapore’s RMB deposit pool, showing RMB liquidity was lower by as much as 27% than previously stated.
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After casting the net “far and wide” for a new chief executive of the Financial Conduct Authority, HM Treasury has landed on the Prudential Regulatory Authority’s own chief.
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The Basel Committee’s new trading book rules don’t force banks to split into subsidiaries or to ringfence capital. But they will still revolutionise how investment banks run their trading businesses.
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The People’s Bank of China will impose reserve requirement ratio (RRR) on offshore RMB deposits starting from January 25, the central bank said on Monday. Many market participants reckon the move shows the determination of the PBoC to stabilise the renminbi.
