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The European Banking Authority has published a report on role-based allowances which looks to close a loophole in the European Union’s bonus cap. But the document has no formal legal standing, and its instruction to national supervisors to “to ensure institutions review their remuneration policies so as to comply with the criteria highlighted in the EBA report” by the end of the year goes beyond the EBA’s power.
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The global macro picture remains a concern, but credit investors will turn their attentions to micro factors over the next few weeks as earnings season gains momentum. -
Direct onshore trading of the renminbi (RMB) and the Singapore dollar (SGD) is expected to kick off very soon, and could come as early as this month, two Singapore-based sources have told GlobalRMB.
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The European Banking Authority has published a report on role-based allowances which looks to close a loophole in the European Union’s “bonus cap”.
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The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) and the Hong Kong stock exchange (HKEx) completed another round of system testing on October 11, ahead of a rumoured October 27 launch. But issues concerning A-share stock sales and China tax requirements are still being worked on by regulators.
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Germany has signed comprehensive economic agreements with China worth $18.1bn as part of premier Li Keqiang's European tour, while Russia has obtained an Rmb150bn swap line. The Russian financial sector, including the Moscow Exchange and lender VTB, has also stepped up its China relationship with a number of co-operation agreements.
