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Regulators to finalise living will proposals
Regulators are pushing banks to write living wills to act as a blueprint for unwinding the firm in the event of its bankruptcy. But various challenges exist – not least around the resolution of large...
Asia’s rapid growth and buoyant consumer confidence continue, and the region is emerging from the financial crisis as an economic powerhouse. Operational risk managers and regulators alike must keep...
US judge rules holders of minibonds may sue
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Credit rating agencies: A question of trust
For companies involved in the production and trade of energy, credit ratings agencies have played an important risk function, but confidence plummeted after their perceived failure to signal the financial crisis
StormHarbour appoints new managing principal
Thierry Sciard, previously head of alternatives at Fortis Investments, joins StormHarbour.
Société Générale recruits Richard Wolff from Barclays Capital
Richard Wolff will head French bank's US debt capital markets syndicate.
Nomura hires new Americas debt chief
Jim Merli leaves Barclays to take up newly created position of head of debt origination and debt syndicate for the Americas.
DBS Bank agrees compensation for Hong Kong Lehman notes
Securities and Futures Commission accuses DBS of inappropriately selling high-risk products to low-risk profile investors
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Lack of Federal oversight should not be obstacle to equivalence, says key state regulator
Italy’s new structured products landscape
The collapse of Lehman Brothers, a bank that had produced massive amounts of index-linked products for the Italian insurance sector, left retail investors weary of structured investments and led to a big regulatory shake-up. What role can structured product...
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