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Structured Products Nordics: Sweden's regulator demands greater transparency...
Nordic financiers complain of being unfairly scrutinised while regulators hint they would like to take more control of how structured products are sold. Vita Millers reports from the Structured Products...
The Nordic countries have introduced innovative measures to help insurers combat the low interest rates in the region. But these measures have brought their own problems for the insurance industry. Are...
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Industry unmoved by death of minor-currency Libor
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Q&A: Christian Clausen on bank capital, systemic risk buffers and bail...
Systemically important banks will be required to hold more capital than their smaller, less-connected rivals – but no-one knows whether the systemic buffer has to be treated as an additional minimum, says Nordea chief executive Christian Clausen. That...
Cyprus presidency fears add urgency to CRD IV talks
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