Britain's financial stability watchdog proposed liquidity reforms for banks to improve asset monetisation in stress events.
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UK banking stability watchdog proposes liquidity reform for banks
Britain's financial stability watchdog proposed liquidity reforms for banks to improve asset monetisation in stress events.
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Iran war may push 45 million people into acute hunger by June, WFP says
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India denies discussing release of vessels with Iran for Hormuz passage
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Israel says Iran’s security chief Larijani is killed
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Citigroup cuts 12-month bitcoin, ether targets as US crypto legislation stalls
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India’s Zydus, Lupin sign deal to co‑market Semaglutide injections
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Ten foreign individuals arrested in Iran’s northeast for spying, Tasnim reports
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