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Citizens CEO on US Economy, SEC Proposals, Bank Mergers

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Citizens Financial Group CEO Bruce Van Saun says US consumers are in good shape and the Federal Reserve has probably done enough. Speaking with Alix Steel and Guy Johnson on "Bloomberg Markets," Van Saun also comments on the recent bank...
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Indian Billionaire Uday Kotak Resigns as Bank CEO Earlier Than Expected

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Uday Kotak has suddenly resigned Saturday as managing director and chief executive officer of Kotak Mahindra Bank Ltd. India's richest banker is becoming a non-executive director. Dipak Gupta, the joint managing director, will take...
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UBS Seeing Inflows Across Platforms, CEO Ermotti Says

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UBS Group AG Chief Executive Officer Sergio Ermotti discusses the bank's strategy and its integration of Credit Suisse. The Swiss lender posted the biggest-ever quarterly profit for a bank in the second quarter as a result of the merger....
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China's Property Sector Needs to Shrink, Economist Andy Xie Says

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"The issue is that the property sector is too big and needs to shrink." Andy Xie, a Shanghai-based independent economist, discusses the prospects for the Chinese economy, the challenges it faces, and the government's efforts to support...
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BNP Paribas: Moved Away From Chinese Banks Into Insurers

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Manishi Raychaudhuri. Asia Pacific equity strategist at BNP Paribas, shares his views on Chinese stocks, the economy and the real estate market. He also discusses Federal Reserve policy and its market implications. He speaks with Haidi...
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China Cuts Down Payments in Property Stimulus Drive

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China moved to allow its largest cities to cut down payments for homebuyers and encouraged lenders to lower rates on existing mortgages in its latest attempt to halt a slide in the country's residential property market. Jill Disis...
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Making Sense of China's Property Sector and Stimulus

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Kevin Liu, managing director and strategist at CICC Research, discusses China's stimulus measures for the property sector, investor sentiment and his outlook for markets. He speaks on Bloomberg Television.
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Nomura's Subbaraman: Getting Worried About China's Banks

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"It's not clear to us that these piecemeal policy measures are really enough to revive the economy." Rob Subbaraman, head of global macro research at Nomura, discusses China's policy support for the economy and where he's seeing bright...
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Standard Chartered Offers 20 Weeks Paid Leave

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Standard Chartered will offer at least 20 weeks of paid leave to new parents starting next month, joining a wave of companies expanding benefits for dads and adoptive parents as well as moms. Sonali Basak reports on "Bloomberg Markets:...
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China Banks Enlisted in Stimulus Push

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China may announce that the big state-owned banks are cutting rates on the majority of the nation's 38.6 trillion yuan ($5.3 trillion) of existing mortgages, according to people familiar with the matter. The reductions will only affect...
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Fidelity Says Chinese Equities Remain a 'Top Call'

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"With Chinese valuations looking so attractive, that's where we're really finding the opportunities." Catherine Yeung, investment director at Fidelity International, shares her views on stocks in China, India and Japan. She speaks with...
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China Property Sales Will Continue to Decline: Jefferies

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"China property sales will continue to decline due to trend of population, birth ratio and marriage." Shujin Chen, head of China financial & property research at Jefferies, discusses China's property market, mortgage rates and net...
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San Francisco Fed Bank-Supervision Chief to Retire

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The Federal Reserve's head of bank supervision in San Francisco, which had oversight of lenders including Silicon Valley Bank, will resign at the end of October. Azher Abbasi was criticized for the collapse of SVB and other lenders....
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Bank of America Trading Desks Gain Ground

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Bank of America has been quietly making headway in a bid to narrow the gap with its main competitors. Since Jim DeMare took over the bank's global markets division in a flurry of leadership changes three years ago, he and his colleagues...
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Fed Has Already Gone Too Far: Kayne Anderson's Rabil

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"We're in for a rough road ahead," Kayne Anderson Capital Advisors CEO Al Rabil says. Speaking on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close," Rabil also comments on the private credit market. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis,...
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Goldman Sachs to Enforce Five Days a Week Office Policy

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Goldman Sachs is embarking on a fresh effort to enforce its policy of working from the office five days a week. Sri Natarajan and William Cohan, author of "Money and Power: How Goldman Sachs Came to Rule the World," react on "Bloomberg...
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Third Quarter Is Key for Goldman Sachs CEO, Cohan Says

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William Cohan, Puck founding partner and author, talks about the power struggle in Goldman Sachs and what CEO David Solomon has to do to keep his job. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data,...
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Shwab Will Cut Staff, Close Offices to Save $500 Million a Year

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Charles Schwab Corp. aims to save at least $500 million in annual costs by cutting jobs and closing or downsizing some corporate offices. Vonnie Quinn reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Citi Weighs Split of Institutional Clients Group: FT

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Citigroup Inc. Chief Executive Officer Jane Fraser is reportedly mulling a plan to break up the company's Institutional Clients Group, which made nearly three-quarters of the bank's profit last year, into three segments. Tom Metcalf...
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How Can Beijing Convince Investors That China Is a Safe Bet?

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Redmond Wong, Greater China market strategist at Saxo, discusses the state of the Chines economy, policies, and the implications for financial markets. He speaks with David Ingles and Yvonne Man on "Bloomberg Markets: China Open."
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China Tech Recovery Still Uncertain: Earnings Week Ahead

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NetEase and Baidu also announce results this week, hot on the heels of Tencent's revenue miss that was seen as a bad omen for the tech industry. Felix Tam reports on Bloomberg Television.
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Chinese Banks Disappoint With Smaller Lending Rate Cuts

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Chinese banks made a smaller-than-expected cut to their benchmark lending rate on Monday and avoided trimming the reference rate for mortgages, despite the central bank putting pressure on lenders to boost loans. Jill Disis reports on...
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Crypto Is Becoming a Political Powerhouse, Says Demirors

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Coinshares Chief Strategy Officer Meltem Demirors says the crypto industry is becoming more powerful in Washington. She's on "Bloomberg Crypto" from Aug. 8. Follow Bloomberg for business news & analysis, up-to-the-minute market data,...
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Goldman CEO Solomon's Leadership Under Scrutiny

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There have been concerns about Goldman's consumer banking effort and questions around David Solomon's leadership as CEO. But a New York magazine article over the weekend took this all a step further, asking, "Is David Solomon Too Big a...