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Banco Sabadell was right to approach its possible 10 year covered bond with caution. But if it had been serious about the longer tranche, it would have shown the market a realistic spread.
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Creating money is very different to funnelling it from place to place. Unblocking Europe’s funding conduits is a worthy initiative, but banks are still a breed apart, and bank regulation still matters more than anything that comes out of Capital Markets Union.
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The stomach-churning movements recently seen in three Hong Kong-listed stocks, where billions of dollars were wiped out in a span of a few hours, have shone a light on the lack of protection in Hong Kong against such rapid fluctuations. The city needs to embrace circuit breakers urgently if it wants to bolster its defences. -
Making Capital Markets Union work will be hard without someone in charge. Maybe it should be the market.
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Ratings are getting more complicated, as agencies struggle to reflect regulatory changes to bank capital structures. But sometimes, simple is best.
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A move to halve the number of rolls for single name credit default swaps is a short term act of necessity. But the CDS market needs much more reform.
