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The European Union’s history is littered with rule breaking in the name of self-interest, and now its much heralded Banking Union is under threat from the same forces. -
If you thought worrying about environmental and governance risks were for woolly liberals, you don’t any more. But how can you avoid sinners when the wolves hide in sheep’s clothing?
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Rival debt bankers like to pounce on pulled deals like coyotes onto wounded possums. But emerging market syndicate officials would do well to look beyond the opportunity for point scoring to what Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank’s abortive trade really indicates about Middle East liquidity.
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The European Central Bank's covered bond purchase programme is once again regularly taking half or more of primary issuance, with negative repercussions. It should step back.
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The world needs a strong, stable eurozone. And that requires a strong, stable Greece. The talks necessary to make that a reality must not be placed on hold while Europe’s leaders fret and argue over the growing refugee crisis. Europe will only be a true source of hope to the needy outside its borders when it engenders faith from those within.
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European policymakers have identified CLOs as a way to help channel credit to SMEs. So the risk retention rule they are planning to implement makes no sense at all.
