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Has 2015 been a good year for M&A, or a disappointing one? It depends who you ask. -
With central bankers, it is all in the nuance. “Do what we must” sounds an awful lot like “whatever it takes”, but as of Thursday it means a very different thing.
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That securitization can help stimulate lending to Europe’s real economy has become somewhat of an ECB mantra. The ECB’s ABS purchase programme was designed to stimulate new issuance by making it cheaper and easier for banks to obtain funding and free up capital for new lending.
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Abengoa is swimming for its life, but looks likely to sink beneath the waves of debt. Already, hindsight is beginning to make this look like an outcome everyone should have seen coming.
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Green bonds are finally beginning to take hold among commercial banks, which could end up being the product’s main issuers.
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A 12 month roller coaster ride for US rates expectations has ended with the 10 year Treasury yield back where it started, and in the meantime the CEEMEA bond market has been turned on its head for completely unrelated reasons.
