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Solutions exist but political will is necessary
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Central banks should focus on the risk of cyber attacks when developing new stress testing scenarios for financial institutions. -
Wednesday’s sharp fall in the S&P 500, as the political storm around US president Donald Trump’s links with Russia intensified, has not turned into a market rout... yet. Equities bankers, indeed, are convinced it is a blip, saying investor appetite for stocks remains strong.
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Volatility indexes may be showing their lowest levels in years and Emmanuel Macron may be safely ensconced in the Élysée Palace, but it would be a brave person to say that the political risks are behind us this year.
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Regulation does not just exist on a continuum between good and bad. There’s lots of ugly, as well.
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Rules are made to be broken — even the ABS risk retention rules it seems. But structured finance officials should think long and hard hard about whether they want to return to a world where credit quality is an afterthought.
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News that Volvofinans Bank, the finance arm of Volvo Cars, is planning a green bond backed by its loans on hybrid and other non-fossil fuel cars is a welcome sign of the green awareness spreading across the corporate world.
