The document discusses the Single Supervisory Mechanism's role in encouraging creative destruction in the banking sector to avoid 'zombie banks.' It also touches on Barclays' planned overhaul of its investment bank and geopolitical developments, particularly the Kerry-Lavrov meeting and the Crimean referendum. Additionally, it provides market data and key economic data releases, along with references to Deutsche Bank publications.
doj/DataSet10/EFTA01453237.pdf
{"key_people":["Jim Reid","Anthony Ip"],"document_type":"correspondence","key_locations":["Crimea","London"],"key_organizations":["Barclays","Deutsche Bank"]}