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Fatca could lead to systemic and reputational risk, says BBA
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The BBA has submitted a letter to the US Treasury and IRS raising concerns that Fatca could cause systemic and reputational risk
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Banks outside the US face operational challenges and increased costs under new tax regulations
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Banks considering a variety of measures to identify proprietary trading and so meet the requirements of the Volcker rule, but none is foolproof, say dealers
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StanChart bests the rest for coporates derivatives in Asia
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Corporates operating in the Asia-Pacific region have faced dramatic increases in many domestic currencies versus the US dollar, and large disparities between domestic and developed world interest rates during the past 12 months. Against this backdrop...
UK FSA has designs on retail product design
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Comments by UK regulators have shown they intend to take a more intrusive role in the design of retail banking products, hoping to move the market away from complex and opaque structures
Inflation rise in Turkey threatens nascent corporate bond market
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The development of Turkey’s domestic corporate bond market was coming along nicely until events in the Middle East and North Africa intervened. Now, fears are growing that surging oil prices and a yawning current account deficit could reignite the inflation...
US still shows no signs of addressing debt mountain
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Mixed messages from the Obama administration regarding the nation’s public debt burden indicate that any immediate commitment to address the deficit may have been sacrificed on the altar of economic growth. Credit looks at the US’s attempts to tread...
Credit market readies itself for algorithmic trading
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The rise in e-trading has opened the way for the adoption of algorithmic trading, where large numbers of trades are executed automatically, according to pre-set parameters. But are clients ready and, more importantly, willing to accept such a change?...
JP Morgan names Aurangzeb as head of global corporate bank in Asia
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JP Morgan has appointed Muhammad Aurangzeb as chief executive of its global corporate bank for Asia-Pacific in a bid to grow its wholesale banking business in the region.
US Fed moves towards rules-based approach to bonuses
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US banking regulators expected to require mandatory deferred bonuses and limits on upfront cash under the Dodd-Frank Act
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