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The European Commission’s draft green paper on Capital Markets Union, is “remarkably realistic and unidealistic”, according to Clifford Chance’s Simon Gleeson, a partner in financial market and regulatory law. The paper, due to be released on February 18, proposes tackling prospectus rules, SME credit scoring, revamped securitization rules, private placements and long term investment funds in the first phase of the project. -
Capital Markets Union merits the three capital letters. It is a grandiose project planned by a Commission which is fresh to the task, full of energy, and dealing with a European leadership more aware than before of the need to cooperate in economics and finance. It is also the perfect cover for a project to fix the past five years of poor regulation in Europe.
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Higher yielding Asian bond markets markets are positioned to see positive impact from monetary easing by the European Central Bank (ECB) and Bank of Japan (BoJ) with Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia set to benefit the most.
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The European Commission plans to tackle prospectus rules, SME credit scoring, revamped securitization rules, private placements and long term investment funds in the first phase of its plans to build a capital markets union.
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GlobalCapital Asia held a drinks reception at Duddell’s in Hong Kong on January 28, 2015. The evening was a chance for guests to pick up their well deserved regional capital markets awards, and catch up with friends and colleagues from around the market.
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Global bond new issue markets have had their slowest start to the year this decade, as anxiety about quantitative easing, interest rate movements and political events like the Greek election have kept issuers out of the market.
