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Commerzbank CFO Says Benefits of Negative Rates Are Unclear
Stephan Engels, chief financial officer at Commerzbank, discusses how the bank is dealing with a negative interest rate environment, first-half results, and the German economy. He speaks with Bloomberg’s Matt …
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Banks Told to Move Staff to E.U. as U.K. Heads for Hard Brexit
By Silla Brush and Alexander Weber
August 14, 2019, Bloomberg
The European Central Bank blasted banks for slow-walking their Brexit preparations, telling them to move additional staff and resources to …
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FCA finds more authorized participants enter market during periods of stress
By Tom Eckett
August 8, 2019, ETF Stream
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) research has found more authorized participants (APs) enter the market to take on the extra redemptions during periods …
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E.U. banks relax credit terms for OTC trades – ECB
By Louie Woodall
August 6, 2019, Risk Quantum
European banks say credit conditions for over-the-counter derivatives and repo counterparties of all types eased in the second quarter of this year, …
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Why banks are not invited to the European market party
By Tommy Stubbington
August 1, 2019, Financial Times
Investors have spent the past six weeks gearing up for Mario Draghi’s last stand. Since the European Central Bank president hinted in …
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German Judges Reopen Old Wounds Over Scope of ECB Powers
By Karin Matussek
July 30, 2019, Bloomberg
The European Union’s post-crisis system of banking supervision survived a potentially damaging attack at Germany’s Constitutional Court – even as judges took a …
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Collateral damage: ECB could refuse U.K. bank bonds after Brexit
By Jasper Cox
July 25, 2019, GlobalCapital
Unsecured bonds issued by U.K. banks may lose eligibility as collateral at the European Central Bank (ECB) after Brexit. However, analysts say this …
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Fed’s Mester on Rates, Economy, Inflation, Lagarde
Federal Reserve Bank of Cleveland President Loretta Mester discusses interest rates, the U.S. economy, inflation expectations and the nomination of Christine Lagarde to replace Mario Draghi as president of …
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Return to Easy Money Poised to Slam Banks in U.S., Europe
By Yalman Onaran
July 23, 2019, Bloomberg
As policy makers globally prepare to cut borrowing costs again, banks around the world are feeling the heat.
Rock-bottom interest rates can help …
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Dark trading volumes reach highest level under MiFID II
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Brexit row delays financial products transparency review
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E.U. regulator to build system to catch bond errors worth billions
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Asset managers farm out trading as costs and complexity climb
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SEC says may give firms more time to comply with Europe’s research rules
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Dark trading volumes reach highest level under MiFID II
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Brexit row delays financial products transparency review
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E.U. regulator to build system to catch bond errors worth billions
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Asset managers farm out trading as costs and complexity climb
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SEC says may give firms more time to comply with Europe’s research rules
Banks Are the Largest Holders Worldwide of Leveraged Loans and Collateralized Loan Obligations
By Mayra Rodriguez Valladares, MRV Associates
Originally published in Forbes
Bank of England research shows that the share of corporate debt owed by highly leveraged companies across major advanced economies …
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