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Westpac has received approval from the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) to set up a sub-branch in the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ). The move is intended to extend Westpac’s offering in China, as the market opens up more to international capital.
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The Islamic Financial Services Boards approved on Wednesday to adopt a new standard at its meeting in Bandara Seri Begawan Brunei.
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The eight largest US banks are about to face tough new restrictions that may affect their holdings of on and off-balance sheet securitizations, barely a day after regulators delivered other bad news regarding CLOs under the Volcker Rule. -
A bigger bank is not necessarily the same as a stronger bank, which is why the Bank of Italy’s draft proposal redefining which borrowers can issue covered bonds should be applauded.
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The European resolution mechanism should be agreed next week. But the nature of resolution means that any agreement less than 100% sound is not fit for purpose. Fault-lines in resolution planning are like holes in a bucket — if they exist at all, the bucket won’t work.
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A partnership between Taiwan Depository & Clearing (TDCC), Euroclear and Citibank could help secondary liquidity in Taiwan’s Formosa bond market, say market participants.
