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Fintech
Fintech: Conventional investors tiptoe up to cryptocurrency
As retail and high net-worth investors embrace cryptocurrency, delta one synthetics allow institutionals to allocate to this new asset class, but sceptics say that cryptocurrency is an immature market. They warn that catastrophic losses in crypto could destabilize the regular equity, commodity, debt and currency markets.
Peter Lee
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November 29, 2017
BANKING
Former Ecobank CEO enters African microfinance
Arnold Ekpe, a mainstay of African banking for the past three decades, has been appointed chair of financial inclusion firm Microcred’s supervisory board.
Olivier Holmey
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November 28, 2017
Fintech
Russia and cryptocurrencies: will they, won’t they?
Anyone trying to keep track of attitudes to cryptocurrencies among Russian policymakers could be forgiven for feeling a trifle dizzy going into December.
Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker
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November 28, 2017
BANKING
Argentina’s challenger banks throw down the gauntlet
Banco Supervielle is producing market-leading growth and has issued successful international equity and debt transactions, while other second-tier banks are ambitious and growing fast. But not everyone is tuned into the mid-tier banks’ aggressive growth potential.
Rob Dwyer
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November 28, 2017
BANKING
Romania’s Banca Transilvania moves into Moldova
First foreign investor for troubled sector since 2007; Bancpost acquisition boosts lender to top of domestic market.
Lucy Fitzgeorge-Parker
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November 27, 2017
WEALTH
Julius Baer: What’s behind Boris Collardi’s surprise move to Pictet?
In wealth management circles, the shock isn’t so much that Collardi has moved – rather, it’s the rival he has moved to.
Helen Avery
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November 27, 2017
Treasury
International real-time payments still in early stages
Domestic real-time payments are spreading as more countries adopt the technology, but the move to international, cross-currency payments is still some time off.
Kimberley Long
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November 24, 2017
BANKING
Regulation: English-law bonds could be excluded from MREL post-Brexit
Banks in the eurozone will not be able to count any of their English-law bail-inable debt toward their pending requirements if no Brexit deal is reached between the EU and UK – translating into some €126 billion of subordinated bonds.
Graham Bippart
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November 24, 2017
Opinion
Norway’s biggest bank creates even bigger challenger
DNB set up payments application Vipps just two and half years ago and has seen its in-house disruptor grow so fast that it has now spun it out and let it merge with other fintechs.
Peter Lee
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November 24, 2017
Foreign Exchange
FX: Non-bank market makers crowded out
Are non-bank market makers simply repackaging existing liquidity or are they genuinely adding to market flows?
Paul Golden
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November 23, 2017
BANKING
Why Westerman’s departure from HSBC became inevitable
Attempts to refocus the global banking division led to culture clashes at an institution that is notoriously hard to bend to an individual’s will.
Clive Horwood
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November 23, 2017
BANKING
NZ to record traders after regulators disagree on Goldman probe
New Zealand’s Financial Markets Authority and the country’s stock exchange are working to impose voice recording for traders after market-manipulation investigations highlighted limitations in the regime.
Mark Baker
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November 22, 2017
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