Gerhard Schick News
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Deutsche Bank AG and Germany’s finance regulator are under pressure to publish findings of a probe into whether the lender rigged interest rates, with lawmakers saying a rule meant to protect banks is crippling efforts to explore what’s wrong with financial markets.
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In his office at the six-century-old University of Wuerzburg, Peter Bofinger contemplates the fate of his country under the weight of the European sovereign-debt crisis.
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Australia should charge professional investors if they use predatory trading strategies in the equity market, according to ASX Ltd., the operator of the country’s main stock exchange.
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Lawmakers in Italy and Germany are urging their governments to demand greater transparency from the European Central Bank after a court upheld its decision to keep documents secret that show what the central bank knew about Greece’s finances before its bailout.
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Deutsche Bank AG’s co-Chief Executive Officer Anshu Jain has turned down a request by the German parliament to testify at a hearing about allegations of manipulation in the London interbank offered rate.
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German home prices in cities including Hamburg and Munich may be overheating, according to a government letter seen by Bloomberg.
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Germany’s Greens want Deutsche Bank AG co-Chief Executive Officer Anshu Jain to speak at a hearing of the lower house of parliament’s finance committee, Die Zeit reported, citing Gerhard Schick, the party’s finance spokesman.
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The European Central Bank declined a request by the Greens party to reveal the names of banks which received more than 1 trillion euros ($1.27 trillion) in central bank funds between December and February, Financial Times Deutschland reported.
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German lawmakers are set to pass a law shifting more responsibility to banks in managing shocks to the financial system and setting caps on bonuses for executives of lenders bailed out by the taxpayer.
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Snowmass Village, the Colorado ski town neighboring Aspen, got a lift in 2007 when Hypo Real Estate Holding AG agreed to arrange $520 million of loans to complete a $1 billion year-round resort.
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