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The European Banking Authority sets tentative time table for bank stress tests.
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China’s regulators are talking with more determination about clamping down on the rapid rise of shadow banking and closing regulatory loopholes.
FDIC ponders interest rate risks for banks
FDIC is concerned over impact of rising interest rates on the quality of bank loans.
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Republicans take aim at the Financial Stability Oversight Council and its systemically important financial institutions designation processes
World’s top banks fined $321bn since 2008
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The deadline to comply with the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II is fast approaching, leaving market participants in a heightened state of anxiety because much of the framework still needs to be properly clarified. By Justin Pugsley.
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