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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. -
A new $2bn fund to be launched by the IFC and Amundi is the most important step for green bonds in the emerging markets yet.
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The 1978 film Dawn of the Dead satirised the mindless consumerism of 1970s America, with survivors seeking refuge in a shopping mall from flesh-eating zombies who seemed bent on returning to this once focal point of US society. A modern day remake might not hit the mark.
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Buyers of UK assets are in for a hair raising ride if they attempt to make a quick quid off sterling rallies and depreciations despite what seems like a measured response to news of a general election on June 8.
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Turkey’s debt markets always seem resilient to political shocks. But rose tinted views of president Recep Erdogan’s referendum victory this week ignore a worrying truth that its vast growth potential lies more than ever in the hands of one man able to squander it.
