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BNY Mellon has named James Slater to succeed Katy Rulong as global head of securities lending, when she retires in July.
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The Government Accountability Office has called on federal banking regulators and the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau to work together to develop foreclosure standards for servicers.
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Barclays Capital is adding three new members to its structured products origination group, hiring Emile Ernandez as a v.p. from Deutsche Bank, Matthew Brand as an associate from Credit Suisse and Ravi Suresh as an associate from UBS.
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The majority of European fixed-income investors (87%) expressed concern over banks’ growing use of covered bonds, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Clydesdale Bank Corporate & Structured Finance has hired Paul Hambrook as a director in the firm’s London office.
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The number of loans in Japanese commercial mortgage-backed securities set a record in the first quarter, despite a decline in the total underlying loan balance and number, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Lloyds Banking Group held 20% of the U.K. gross mortgage lending market in the first quarter, slipping from its 22.1% share last year.
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Delinquencies of loans in U.S. commercial mortgage-backed securities inched up just 1 basis point in April to 8.75%, as loan resolutions basically canceled out increases in late payments, according to Fitch Ratings.
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Federal regulators appeared to be split over how much to disclose of the criteria they plan to use to determine which nonbank financial firms are considered systemically important, and therefore subject to tougher capital standards and regulations.