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For anyone who has habitually watched the testimonies of Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen, last week’s session of the joint economic committee was notable for its political tone.
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Lending Club’s founder and former CEO Renaud Laplanche intends to stage a comeback with a new company, Credify Finance Corporation, but will the ghosts of his past come back to haunt his new venture? -
The seven-page standard for the new issue bond market, published on Friday by the FICC Market Standards Board (FMSB), won’t have caused too many sleepless nights for syndicate managers. But it’s an ambitious project that has only just begun. The market should step up and support it.
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Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena’s debt-for-equity swap is the bank resolution and recovery directive (BRRD) working in practice. Bondholders have no escape.
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Zopa’s application for a banking licence is a clear vindication of a long-recognisable trend — as online lending platforms mature, they look to adopt the traditional models that they once appeared to shun.
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That the Canadian finance minister has had to explain that the UK is behind the US, European Union and China in line for trade talks is not only bad news for the UK economy and the politicians in charge of it. It also highlights how 'post-truth' politics — or, in common parlance, lying — is set to play havoc with issuers’ funding plans.
