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The European Parliament passed the framework for winding up Europe's banks on Tuesday, ending taxpayer bailouts, according to the law's backers, and nailing down the legal backdrop for the future of banking supervision.
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The Packaged Retail and Insurance-based Investment Products directive (PRIIPs), which was approved by the European Parliament on Tuesday evening, has been welcomed by the European structured products industry. -
The European Parliament approved European bank resolution plans on Tuesday, one of its final acts before the Easter break and the subsequent elections in May.
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The Financial Stability Board has published guidance on examining “risk culture” in banks, the new frontier for regulatory efforts but one which is difficult to measure. Some banks, however, have already made strides in cultural change, while others have merely talked the talk.
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Market participants have called for risk management to be standardised across central counterparties.
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The IMF has warned in its Global Financial Stability Report that market sentiment towards European banks may be running ahead of the repair of their balance sheets, and recommends that authorities push on with “accelerating the clean-up of bank and corporate balance sheets without disrupting the recovery in market sentiment”.
