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  • Deutsche Bank has regained its title as Europe’s largest bank by assets from BNP Paribas.
  • U.S.-based Jefferies is planning to launch a European corporate lending business in Europe this year at a time when banks in the region are cutting back as a result of higher capital requirements and rising funding costs.
  • Spain’s CaixaBank has agreed to buy rival Banca Civica in an all-stock deal valued at EUR980 million ($1.3 billion), roughly one-third of the share value.
  • Two private equity firms are said to be trying to block the sale of a portfolio of private equity loans by Lloyds Banking Group to Sankaty, Bain Capital’s asset-management unit, apparently upset that the U.K. lender is opting to sell the loans rather than let them negotiate refinancing.
  • The board of Spain’s La Caixa bank is set to meet to vote on whether to proceed with a takeover of Banca Civica to form the nation’s largest domestic bank by assets.
  • Deutsche Bank is changing the legal status of Taurus, its main U.S. unit, to circumvent higher capital requirements under the U.S. Dodd-Frank Act by giving up the subsidiary’s bank-holding status and assigning it to its Deutsche Bank Trust unit, effective Feb. 1.
  • Commerzbank and the European Commission are said to be near to striking a deal on a restructuring of the German bank’s mortgage unit, Eurohypo.
  • Lloyds Banking Group is selling a £500 million ($790.6 million) portfolio of mainly U.K. leveraged loans earmarked for private equity buyouts to Sankaty Advisors, Bain Capital’s credit affiliate.
  • The collateralized loan obligation market faces an “existential threat” in the Volcker rule, says the Loan Syndications and Trading Association, an industry group.