European international banks pull back on notional pooling

European banks are potentially being priced out of the notional pooling market due to International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) and Basel-III implementation.
European international banks pull back on notional pooling

European banks are turning away from offering notional pooling to corporates due to a slew of regulatory and accounting standards that allows US banks to potentially price them out of the market, CT has learnt.

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