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    PBOC could ease small banks’ reserve requirement ratios
    The securitisation system is closed The People's Bank of China (PBOC) is expected to cut the reserve requirement ratio (RRR) for smaller banks before the end of this year.
    October 02 2011
  • US tri-party repo reforms Europeanise market
    Mandatory changes introduced in August will bring the US tri-party repo market more in line with the European market.
    October 02 2011
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    Uncertainty surrounds Europe’s mezzanine return
    Have they destroyed the mezzanine template? Mezzanine financing is returning to the European market, following Securitas Direct's €394 million ($568 million) mezzanine loan, and the further need to refinance large bridge loans.
    October 02 2011
  • Tracking stocks return in BofA plan
    Bank of America's inclusion of tracking stocks in its contingency plan requested by the Federal Reserve is the first mention of the security in a long time. But attorneys say it does not herald its return.
    October 02 2011
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    Bank of China HK calls for greater Rmb understanding
    There’s no big mystery to renminbi Bank of China (Hong Kong) has urged overseas issuers to get better acquainted with the offshore renminbi products on offer.
    October 02 2011
  • Rating agency reform grinds to a halt
    Despite the best efforts of US and European regulators, financial regulation experts say the market is no closer to finding an alternative to credit rating agencies.
    October 02 2011
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    Vickers: ripping up the single rulebook?
    Will CRD 4 and Vickers fit together as easily? The Vickers report's release on September 12 was met with a shrug of resignation by many banks.
    October 02 2011
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    Moving carefully forward
    The Asian private equity industry is growing but still has concerns about renminbi funds, tax structures and exit strategies
    October 02 2011
  • The swap is dead; long live the swap!
    In the US, the 2008 financial crisis birthed the Dodd-Frank Act including a Title VII that professes to drag the vast over-the-counter derivatives markets into the clutch of federal regulation.
    October 02 2011
  • A long to-do list
    The Eurozone crisis is escalating, deals are grinding to a halt and most bankers have little to do but worry. Not so their legal and compliance teams, which have rarely been busier. As this issue proves, bank reform has truly arrived, and it's hard to know where to focus first.
    October 02 2011
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