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  • The minimum requirement for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) is due to become effective in January but its final determination could still be years away.
  • In 2013, Russia’s central bank became a mega-regulator, overseeing a slew of credit institutions, from banks, insurance agencies, investment vehicles, micro-finance houses to pawnshops. That makes Elvira Nabiullina the most powerful central banker in modern Russian history.
  • Elvira Nabiullina, Euromoney’s central bank governor of the year, is staunchly sticking to her controversial crisis-fighting plan as Russia reels from its biggest financial crisis since 1998. As sanctions and falling commodity prices threaten Putin’s oil-financed state patronage, the central bank – the last bastion of economic orthodoxy – is battling to craft a new growth model. Can Nabiullina turn crisis into opportunity?
  • Banks in Poland and Croatia will only have themselves to blame if they end up footing the bill to resolve the Swiss franc mortgage problem.
  • Before she leaves, Malaysia’s respected central bank governor could do her country a big favour by standing up to the prime minister.
  • From global universal banks to regional aspirants, transaction services has become a core part of the post-crisis offering.
  • US banks have been notable for their reticence over consumer banking innovation for a number of years, and their silence is growing ever more obvious.
  • Full Sepa implementation has facilitated the creation of an ever-more sophisticated corporate treasury landscape across Europe. The challenge now is to inform treasurers of its diverse benefits.
  • The difficulty corporates have in gaining real-time visibility of their real-time cash flows has been highlighted, but for many corporates having full oversight might not be a necessity.
  • Offshore renminbi has passed another milestone, becoming the first non-CLS settled currency to be tradeable on ParFX – but China’s regime of exchange-rate controls still casts a long shadow over the market’s infrastructure.
  • Mis-selling of derivatives is fast becoming a hot topic in foreign exchange, as industry players come under pressure from businesses, regulators and the press to be transparent on price and product. Concerned market participants are urging the City watchdog to investigate forex mis-selling and, in the meantime, are educating businesses on how to avoid sales sharks and dodgy derivatives.
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