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If there’s one thing people in markets cannot stand, it is uncertainty. But that is exactly where we stand with Portugal. The political, economic and capital market future of the country is teetering between recovery and disaster. But in chaos lies opportunity, we are often told. Now is the Troika’s opportunity to correct the errors it made in Greece. It had better take its chance.
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Responding to the European Commission’s green paper on long term financing solutions, the Loan Market Association calls for balance between old and new.
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This week was a momentous one for UK banking. The Banking Standards commission delivered its damning report, George Osborne lit a fire under the re-privatisation of Lloyds and RBS, and Sir Mervyn King attended his last official event as Bank of England governor.
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No one can pretend they don’t know now. What Ben Bernanke might have thought he had already made clear, but which many in the markets had appeared to want to ignore, is that the US has every intention of reducing its asset purchases as and when the economy allows.
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The ABS market needs to stop playing the grumpy old man reminiscing about better days. Next week’s Global ABS conference may be still paying penance in Brussels, rather than frolicking in its more glamorous former home of Barcelona, but this does not mean the market must behave like a self-flagellating mendicant.