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The demands facing banks investing in structured finance products under the European Commission’s revised Capital Requirements Directive remain unclear, according to Rachel Kelly, partner at Clifford Chance.
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Carlos Mendez, global head of capital markets, and Robert Roberto, head of U.S. sales and trading, have left ICP Capital.
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European bank’s injecting liquidity into their distressed sponsored deals via liquidity facilities could be forced to hold the same amount of highly liquid assets on balance sheets.
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Toxic paper housed in Europe’s bad banks will find an investor base, according to speakers at a recent structured credit conference in London.
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Bank of America and Morgan Stanley have each lost top commercial mortgage-backed securities traders.
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The U.K. Financial Services Authority is placing greater scrutiny on structured finance products as the market begins to stir back to life, and will veto any structures it considers too risky.
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European markets could see a flood of asset-backed and mortgage-backed securities as defaulted collateralized debt obligations are liquidated and their collateral is sold off.
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A Paris-based Appeals Court ruling on a €1.5 billion ($2.04 billion) commercial securitization has given enforcement powers back to creditors, according to a London researcher.
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Loans backing two CMBS deals were extended this week, prompting debate over the merits and likelihood of similar restructurings