China allows banks into U.K. market

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The China Banking Regulatory Commission will permit Chinese banks to invest client funds in UK mutual funds and the UK stock market per an agreement reached with British financial authorities. The agreement is aimed at gradually expanding China's commercial bank markets and increase international risk control, investment management, and investment opportunities.

China, Government expenditures, Foreign trade, International trade, Economic policy

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Barclays seeks Indian expansion with added corporate banking

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Barclays PLC of the United Kingdom is planning to capitalise on the economic growth of India by opening an office for corporate customers in Mumbai. Pushing into new markets is part of the British banks strategic plan.

Facilities & equipment, India, Buildings and facilities, Barclays PLC, Company Profile

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Banks fear over-regulation as a threat to profitability

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An international research study of banking executives concluded that the primary concern in the banking industry is over-regulation which is seen as a potential threat to profitablility.

Europe, Science & research, Asia, Public affairs, North America, Research, Industry Overview, International aspects, Public opinion, Bankers

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