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The European Banking Authority has released details of how it will stress test Europe’s banks. It will look at a sell-off in sovereign bonds, and “re-differentiation of EU sovereign bond yields” — but this will mean only a 380bp widening in Greece, down to a 137bp widening in Germany. -
The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has issued another no-action letter for certain members of swap execution facilities and designated contract markets from the requirement to record oral communications, in connection with the execution of swap transactions.
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Amendments to the trade reporting rule from the Ontario Securities Commission will delay the effective date of the reporting obligation for all counterparties, while also reducing the burden on local counterparties by removing the "fall-back" mechanism.
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Portuguese regulators could be next in line to allow banks to increase their capital ratios using deferred tax assets, following similar moves in Spain and Italy that have boosted headline Basel III capital ratios at local banks.
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A change to the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority’s communication rules relating to the filing and content requirements for retail communications are a positive development for the structured products market, according to lawyers.
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While London already offers a full range of renminbi services to corporates in the UK and beyond, the focus must now be in increasing the volume of business, according to Mark Boleat, policy chairman at the City of London.
