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Bank incentives called into question over mis-selling
Mis-selling in banks requires a cultural shift, chief executive says in response to FSA report
Solvency II is expected to give rise to significant volatility in insurers’ capital own funds due to the regime’s market-consistent view of the economic balance sheet. Managing this volatility and...
Jenkins takes over at bank under scrutiny for Qatari fundraising and Libor rigging
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CME ready to fight for market share in Europe, says Sammann
CME Group's European exchange, set to begin trading foreign exchange futures next year, will offer a competitive alternative to other exchanges, says the group's head of forex and rates
Regulation could create uneven playing field for structured products...
A UK ban on commission payments to independent financial advisers will likely not be replicated in Europe, putting UK structured products at a competitive disadvantage, some participants warn
Capital-at-risk structured products receive highest proportion of successful...
More complaints against structured capital-at-risk products were resolved in favour of UK consumers than for any other financial product investigated by the Financial Ombudsman Service last year
Acclaimed new TriOptima service may not have a future
Stockholm-based TriOptima has designed a way to transfer unclearable risk into a central counterparty. All the company has to do now is convince the world’s regulators to change their rules. By Michael Watt
Conspiracy theory: Lawyers gear up for high-stakes Libor case
Libor manipulation fines and civil lawsuits could cost banks anywhere from $1 billion to tens – or even hundreds – of billions, according to early estimates. But plaintiffs have a high legal bar to clear. Peter Madigan reports
UK banks face up to SME swap misselling claims
The UK’s big four banks are set to review 28,000 interest rate hedging trades with smaller companies after the Financial Services Authority found evidence of serious failings in sales practices. How widespread were the problems and what went wrong?...
New Esma ETF guidelines change the rules on securities lending in favour...
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