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Our Monday Morning Perspectives The research and editorial teams meet every Monday morning, and the following is our assessment of the most critical developments shaping the industry worldwide.
Perspectives, Monday, August 27th 2012
Keywords: RBS, LIBOR, Banco Santander, Barclays, Absa, Bank Of Palestine, JBIC, Citibank, Asia Commercial Bank, Affin Bank, Bank Muamalat, SBI, BoI, RBA "Getting out of that strategy is what we’ve done." RBS will agree a settlement with US and UK authorities within two months over alleged LIBOR rigging. Banco Santander will list its Mexican and New York units on September 25th. Barclays is combining its Africa operations with Absa Group. Bank of Palestine will open a representative office in Dubai by 2013. Japan Bank for International Cooperation set a $2b credit line for Mizuho Bank. Citi will issue its first sole-branded credit card in China. Vietnam’s Asia Commercial Bank award winning CEO Ly Xuan Hai was arrested for alleged fraud days after chairman Nguyen Duc Kien was arrested. Malaysia’s Affin Holdings will acquire the Islamic Bank Muamalat. Pakistan gave State Bank of India and Bank of India full commercial licenses. Reserve Bank of Australia is compiling documents relating to allegations of bribery at its note-printing units.
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