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Three million of Pakistan’s richest income tax evaders will get 90 days to take up a government amnesty offer after which they will be hounded by inspectors under the nation’s most ambitious plan to improve its finances.
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Banks may face greater difficulty complying with minimum liquidity rules drawn up by global regulators than they will meeting higher capital requirements.
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Deutsche Bank AG, Germany’s biggest bank, may say profit climbed in the first quarter on debt and equity trading and a rebound in asset and wealth management.
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BNP Paribas SA, Societe Generale SA, Credit Agricole SA and Groupe BPCE, France’s biggest banks, are struggling to fund about 37 billion euros ($48 billion) of debt payments due in the first quarter.
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BNP Paribas SA, France’s biggest bank, and Societe Generale SA rebounded in Paris trading after rejecting concerns over their access to funding.
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John Vickers, the Oxford University economist charting the future of U.K. banks, has already contributed to a 60 billion-pound ($96 billion) slump in the market values of Barclays Plc, Royal Bank of Scotland Group Plc and Lloyds Banking Group Plc.
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Measures that gauge the level of European banks’ reluctance to lend to one another are approaching levels unseen since the aftermath of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s collapse.
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Austrian banks will have to curb new loans in central and eastern Europe, where they are among the biggest lenders, under rules imposed by Austrian authorities seeking to protect the country’s AAA credit rating.
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European lenders’ second-quarter earnings may be lower than analyst estimates because the full extent of writedowns on Greek government bonds isn’t included.
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