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Nomura has hired veteran banker Guy Smith as head of DCM and acquisition and leveraged finance for Asia ex-Japan, effective Monday. -
Green bond issuers could be encouraged with a payment from the government if the bond finances a reduction in carbon dioxide emissions, according to a report for the Swedish government this week.
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DZ Bank has overhauled its debt capital markets operation and plans to use its sustainable finance credentials to push for more international business, especially in SSAs and covered bonds.
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Industry members and SEC commissioners put their heads together to address the liquidity issues that face the fixed income markets in the first US Fixed Income Market Structure Advisory Committee.
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Five years after being pushed on to trading venues in the US by the Dodd-Frank Act, over-the-counter derivatives players are beating a similar path in Europe, under the Markets in Financial Instruments Directive II. Most people think MiFID II has been a worse experience, and will make it harder for small players. But efficiency gains may follow. Ross Lancaster reports.
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When the shadowy figure known as Satoshi Nakamoto launched bitcoin in 2009, few predicted that the technology underpinning it would, in a few short years, be hailed as an invention as important as the internet. Capital markets are on the front line for disruption, writes Lewis McLellan.
