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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,...
Structural changes to the European carbon market are due to take effect in 2013. However, while the proposals could revive the ailing market, disagreement is rife on how to proceed, says Samuel Fenwick...
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House of Lords committee chair warns of Mifid liquidity costs
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OpRisk Europe: Harmonised rules must preserve flexibility, panellists...
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Taking the Retail Distribution Review to Europe
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Eurozone scenarios: political analysts give their views
Political analysts are increasingly being used by banks to help with eurozone scenario planning. Here, experts from two firms share their views on the key issues facing the single currency. By Michael Watt
Eurozone risk management gets political
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