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Negative Yielding Arrives in Europe Credit
Negative yielding corporate debt has come to Europe. Nestle has become the first company to have 10-year Euro bonds yielding below zero. It’s another blow to portfolio managers who look …
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Plato’s Planned Platform Could Serve as Precursor to European Consolidated Tape
By Josephine Gallagher
August 21, 2019, Waters Technology
When European regulators included measures for a consolidated tape (CT) in their 2018 review of the trading rulebook, it was largely met …
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Europe’s Banks Eye Breaking Last Taboo With Negative Interest Rates
By Nicholas Comfort, Charlie Devereux, and Steven Arons
August 22, 2019, Bloomberg
Five years after Mario Draghi turned the world of European banking upside down, lenders are considering breaking a …
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
By Paul Clarke
August 21, 2019, Financial News
London’s investment banks are putting their trust in old heads and young shoulders in the battle to provide fund managers with stock-market …
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€str discounting switch could be “challenging” – Eurex
By James Thursfield
August 20, 2019, Global Investor Group
The process and compensation involved in switching the discounting from Eonia to new risk-free rate €str is likely to present challenges …
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U.K. May Delay Naming Next BOE Governor Until After Brexit
By Jesse Shankleman and Lucy Meakin
August 20, 2019, Bloomberg
The U.K. is considering delaying two key announcements in the latest sign that Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s government is on …
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City’s brain drain, price wars, and disastrous deals: MiFID II is not working out as planned
By Vinjeru Mkandawire
August 18, 2019, The Telegraph
When MiFID II was rolled out in the aftermath of the financial crisis, transparency sat at the heart of Europe’s biggest market …
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
By Josephine Mason
August 19, 2019, Reuters
The final five minutes of trading have become the busiest time of day for stock market traders in Europe.
Aside from an initial …
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Banking and investment bodies begin talks to cut stock market trading hours
By Samuel Agini
August 19, 2019, Financial News
Banks and asset managers are working on revolutionary proposals to cut stock market trading hours across Europe, Financial News has learnt.
Proponents …
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Plato’s Planned Platform Could Serve as Precursor to European Consolidated Tape
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
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MiFID II Equities: Dark Pools Hit High During Summer Slowdown
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City’s brain drain, price wars, and disastrous deals: MiFID II is not working out as planned
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
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Plato’s Planned Platform Could Serve as Precursor to European Consolidated Tape
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Banks cut middle managers in European research overhaul
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MiFID II Equities: Dark Pools Hit High During Summer Slowdown
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City’s brain drain, price wars, and disastrous deals: MiFID II is not working out as planned
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Last orders: Rise of closing auctions stirs worries in European stock markets
MiFID II Equities: Dark Pools Hit High During Summer Slowdown
By Tim Cave, TABB Group
Originally published on the TABB FORUM
The summer slowdown hit Europe’s equity markets in July, but there were some notable exceptions. TABB Group’s Tim Cave …
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