14th April 2011

BNY Mellon: Firewalls but no big bang in bank reform proposals

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Firewalls but no big bang in bank reform proposals

Proposed banking reforms contained few surprises, although Lloyds was the worst hit
Bank share prices were relatively muted on the news
Newton's Russon remains cautious on banking sector as a whole, although there are opportunities to be found

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