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The green supporting factor is a very small part of the equation, and it is really not strong enough to push people to buy an electric car
Julie Evain, Institute for Climate Economics
Stablecoins get special attention because some of them have characteristics that really lend themselves to run-like behaviour, in particular the promise of instant one-for-one redemption
Lael Brainard, US Federal Reserve
Creating a consolidated tape for derivatives will not make a lot of sense and will create costs for the person who is going to create this tape and sell it to people who cannot use it
Stephane Malrait, ING
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UK banks are lobbying for a softening of the rules that ring-fence retail and investment banking activities, but there is little evidence that the framework has pushed the funding costs for UK investment banks out of line with global peers.
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