Feb.06
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Monday, 6 Feb 2012
The French bank Credit Agricole is planning on major changes to the way it operates in order to avoid new capital requirements being imposed by global financial regulators. Read More
Topics:Politics and Government | Credit Default Swaps | France | Wall Street | Banking
Sectors:Financials | Banks
Companies:Credit Agricole SA
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