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CLO investors need to be realistic about equity returns. If not, the risks could quickly become terrible.
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As the UK economy flatlines, there are calls to ginger up the banking sector. Dividing one of the nationalised banks into a network of German-style regional lenders is a creative idea. But it would not address the lack of growth, nor is the UK ready for such a fundamental reform.
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Are you a European sovereign in a spot of bother? Need a loan? Fear not, for Europe’s bail-out borrowers, more often bond market party poopers than belles of the ball, are suddenly all the rage. Extra issuance to fund Cyprus’s bail-out will be snapped up.
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A lack of progress and co-ordination in developing cross-border rules is fragmenting the over-the-counter derivatives markets, and will in turn dampen liquidity, investment and growth, according to a letter from numerous Finance Ministers addressed to the U.S. Treasury and other U.S. regulators.
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German bank lobby Deutsche Kreditwirtschaft has strongly criticized a proposal by the government to require banks to separate their proprietary-trading operations from its corporate and retail business.
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Barclays and JPMorgan are the leading dealers of over-the-counter derivatives to companies hedging energy commodities, while Goldman Sachs is first among OTC commodity derivatives, according to Greenwich Associates.