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Kangmei Pharmaceutical Co, which committed a high-profile fraud last year, has become the first company to default onshore after Chinese New Year, having failed to repay a Rmb2.4bn ($342m) bond that was put back by its holders. -
Members of the European Parliament voted against the European Banking Authority’s proposed executive director on Thursday, following fears about a revolving door between the regulator and lobbyists.
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The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (Afme) and the Investment Association (IA) have proposed a one and a half hour reduction to the European equity market trading day, in response to a consultation launched by the London Stock Exchange in December.
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More than three quarters of European banks have poor standards of internal governance, according to the European Central Bank, which warned on Tuesday that management bodies were simply 'not effective'.
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The European Banking Authority’s proposed next executive director, Gerry Cross, was rejected by a committee of EU politicians on Thursday amid discontent over a perceived revolving door between the regulator and lobbyists.
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Members of the European Parliament have hit out at the appointment of a top banking regulator as chief executive of the lobbyist group the Association for Financial Markets in Europe. Meanwhile, the regulator has nominated a former Afme lobbyist as his successor.
