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European regulatory authorities are finding pseudo-reasons to ease back on regulation. That’s easier than admitting they were wrong the first time.
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Whatever the wisdom of tailoring monetary policy to the gyrations of the global equity markets, the Fed’s likely caution could clear the way for a wall of FIG supply once calm returns. -
A depreciating renminbi, depressed commodity prices and tumbling stock markets have made it hard for high yield issuers to access international capital markets recently. But financing needs remain, and the gaps can only be plugged if DCM bankers take a more inspired approach to deals.
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Liquidity is always good, right? Helping investors switch out of positions should help issuers improve their funding costs. But the relationship between primary markets and secondary liquidity is darker and more troubled than that.
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Some market observers are concerned China’s first margin loan ABS could be sowing the seeds of a new crisis. But it's too early to condemn such a new product — and one that regulators will be watching closely.
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The UK wants more competition in the banking market, and sure enough, challengers are springing up. But why would you want a banking licence in this day and age?
