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The UK Treasury is targeting banks’ balance sheets with an increase to its bank levy. But the banks still retain the right to pass the brunt of this and other regulation on to their corporate clients.
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The UK Treasury is targeting banks’ balance sheets with an increase to its bank levy. But the banks still retain the right to pass the brunt of this and other regulation on to their corporate clients.
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Thanks to the unrest in Egypt, political risk is back on the agenda in emerging market loans. Pricing will go up as a result — no bad thing for a loan market desperate to break the cycle of falling margins and fees.
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Too much of a good thing? With so little senior unsecured and RMBS, the bank finance market is in danger of becoming over-reliant on covered bonds. This could create dangerous imbalances.
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Cash prices in Northern Rock’s Granite senior bonds passed 94 this week — the highest level since the trust breached the non-asset trigger on the bonds. Another symbolic recovery milestone, but it does more for short term sentiment than long term sustainability.