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　　Atletico draws leverkusen in europe
　　
　　The move comes after the Colombian side drew 0-0 with Benfica in their qualifying round match at the Vicente Calderon in Caracas on Tuesday night, sparking interest from several top clubs in Europe.
　　
　　They could be involved in a move for the 27-year-old midfielder at the end of the season, though his contract at the club runs to 2015.
　　
　　Barça legend Luis Enrique has previously spoken about his desire to sign the player, who spent time on loan with Benfica last season and made his first start for his club during the Champions League on Tuesday. 
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　　Asic investigating barclay finance business loans
　　
　　Faced with mounting regulatory scrutiny and criticism over its business practices during the global financial crisis, Barclays announced in February 2013 it would suspend all of its "barclay finance" business loans from banks in Brazil, Mexico and Ukraine. Since then, more than 20 other countries, including Brazil, have also stopped issuing and repaying their barclays' loans for loans related to their businesses. In February 2014, the European Commission announced sanctions against Barclays and its subsidiary Barclays Bank for allegedly breaching EU financial sanctions laws.
　　
　　
　　Barclays suspended all of its commercial barclays finance business loans in the European Union on September 20, 2014. The company announced the end of all of its barclays financial business loan operations following the European Commission's new restrictions on the company, a suspension that was lifted by the UK's Office of Fair Trading in November 2014. In March 2015, Barclays stopped repaying all of its commercial barclays finance business loans.
　　
　　Other global regulatory investigations are still ongoing.
　　
　　Financial industry executives will meet with UK Attorney General Yvette Cooper, head of the Financial Conduct Authority and European Banking Authority to discuss Barclays' action, according to a statement issued by the company, which also said:
　　
　　As a company, Barclays is committed to improving how we conduct our business, and we have decided to phase-out this business arrangement to further enhance public trust in our business and business-like culture. Barclays believes the change will have no disproportionate effect on the financial markets, as it will create a much more transparent marketplace. We have also decided that the ongoing provision of commercial barclays finance business loans to foreign governments will not continue beyond the year 2031.
　　
　　Barclays also announced that it has suspended some of the loans it used to finance the Russian investment bank, VEB, which was ordered in January 2013 to pay a total of $450 million ($530 million in fines) by Russian regulators. The bank admitted to overstating the value of the Russian government bonds, which its clients were not told were a part of the investment. At the time, the firm told regulators it would continue to provide the funds under "other circumstances" in future.
　　
　　Russia suspended the VEB deal a month after it became known to have paid millions of dollars to former Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's son to acquire control of VEB.
　　
　　
　　What are VEB bonds?
　　
　　VEB Bonds were one of six Russian state-owned banks bought by Medvedev's son Mikhail in 2010. The bonds were purchased by VEB investors with Russian-owned bank VEB Holding plc and were structured by VEB. VEB then resold the bonds to the Russian government, but many of them never registered as foreign currency under the foreig
　　
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