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...The future of AT1s have become a political issue across Europe since the Credit Suisse wipeout....
...Ermotti said the only reason UBS was allowed to take over its rival was because Credit Suisse was failing after years of loss making....
...The IIEB was founded in Paris in 1950 by the heads of four lenders from across the continent — Crédit Industriel et Commercial, Union Bank of Switzerland, Société Générale de Belgique and Amsterdamsche Bank...
...The change was heralded by the UK government as a measure to boost the City of London’s competitiveness after Brexit, but it was criticised by the opposition Labour party and unions for benefiting some of...
...Argument 5: Fiscal neutrality With every other argument having been thrown out, Walkers’ lawyers took a more fundamental approach, citing a Court of Justice of the European Union ruling: that supplies...
...Such a large increase in margin requirements could “destabilise the market”, ICE, the Atlanta-based group that runs the TTF market, said in the memo. ICE declined to comment....
...The US president sought to ease the pressure on would-be homeowners through tax credits outlined in this month’s State of the Union address, but that benefit is unlikely to have as big an impact as lowering...
...The union of Credit Suisse and UBS will have enormous bearing on the stability of global banking....
...Monetary policy: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta president Raphael Bostic, Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City president Jeffrey Schmid and Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco president Mary Daly speak...
...Jens Tolckmitt, chief executive of the Association of German Pfandbrief Banks (VDP), which collects data from 700 credit institutions, agrees that the rise in financing costs has made high loan-to-value...
...Members of the United Steelworkers union have also voiced dismay....
...High Museum of Art, Atlanta, until 13 August....
...The union between Switzerland’s two biggest banks was negotiated over the weekend after the country’s financial regulators grew concerned that Credit Suisse would collapse after customers withdrew more than...
...The 65-year-old, who prefers to operate in the shadows, has been thrust into the spotlight after orchestrating the first ever union of two global systemically important financial institutions....
...a Union Jack, eyes her lustfully....
...The SFr3bn ($3.25bn) deal has been criticised for the losses incurred by bondholders and the lack of a shareholder vote on the union....
...Additional reporting by Owen Walker in London...
...Owen Walker That the Swiss central bank is standing behind Credit Suisse — Credit Suisse will not be able to fail, it’s saying....
...Here’s our European banking correspondent, Owen Walker. Owen Walker Sergio was at UBS. He was CEO for nine years....
...Some asylum seekers are staying in a squat on Brussels’ Rue de la Loi, just next to the headquarters of De Moor’s party, CD&V....
...In this first-ever Monday edition of DD, we seek to explain how Credit Suisse, an institution on the brink of disaster, found itself taken over by its fiercest rival UBS....
...However, Kelleher was less positive on Europe, saying that Brexit and the stalling of the EU banking union project meant lending would be likely to slow down dramatically in a recession....
...We have a site south of Atlanta. The amount of investment will be roughly $2.5bn to $3bn, could go up to around $4.5bn to $5bn....
...Stepping out of their polling station last week in McDonough, a city of 29,000 in the southern suburbs of Atlanta, conservative voters explained why they had cast early ballots for Herschel Walker and his...
...They swipe their badge so they get the kind of credit for being in the office that day....
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