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Welcome to the Views Room, a weekly podcast brought to you by Reuters Breaking Views.

I'm Rob Cox, the editor of Breaking Views, coming to you from Switzerland.

Well, over the next couple of weeks, we'll be bringing you two special editions

of the views room, where we discuss some of our top predictions and prescriptions for the year

ahead. But in the meantime, this week, our European editor, Peter Thal Larson, sits down with

Liam Proud to talk about how European regulators cautious lifting of the ban on bank dividends

leaves investors in limbo. They also chew over the details of an unusually

bold growth strategy from Credit Suisse, which was unveiled this week. Next, our Hong Kongers,

Robin Mack and Pete Sweeney talk about the financially engineered collapse of China's

we-work-like apartment rental middlemen, Danka. The fiasco has left many young tenants homeless

and in debt. And the affair raises an important question.

What is it about China's innovation cycle that makes startup booms and busts so extreme?

They try to answer that question in this week's edition of the Views Drum.

Give a listen.

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