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Bank of America has shuffled its compliance team, moving its global compliance risk boss to a post in the bank’s efforts to manage the continuing fallout from subprime loans it took on as part of its 2008 purchase of defunct mortgage firm Countrywide Financial.
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The European Banking Authority has set a core Tier 1 capital ratio of 5% for banks to pass the next round of stress tests, a level the EBA says is comparable to that in the U.S.
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Europe is expected to top the U.S. for the first time in the amount of distressed debt banks need to sell, according to Strategic Value Partners.
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Citigroup’s Australian unit has launched a A$760 million ($800.8 million) offer of residential mortgage-backed securities.
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The Dubai Department of Finance is planning a $800 securitization linked to future revenues from Salik, the emirate’s road-toll system.
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The Australian Office of Financial Management has been ordered to invest an additional A$4 billion ($4.21 billion) in top-rated residential mortgage-backed securities as part of its program to help small lenders.
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Market players in Europe have absorbed “soft costs” of compliance with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s 17-g5 in the 12 months since it rolled out in the U.S., according to Richard Hopkin, a managing director at the Association for Financial Markets in Europe.
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Lloyds Banking Group is shopping a new U.K. residential mortgage-backed securitization from its Permanent master trust vehicle.
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The asset backed security market showed signs of recapturing some of its old swagger this week, playing host to a wide range of transactions and preparing to take down the largest volumes since the onset of the credit crisis in 2007.