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Merchant banks in Singapore will soon have to come to grips with more stringent capital requirements following the Monetary Authority of Singapore’s (MAS) decision to impose Basel III liquidity rules on them. -
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) is one step closer to having a formal framework for its green bond market, having launched a public consultation this week.
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As the green bond market grows, participants are debating how to define it. Should deals have to offer additionality — proof that the projects would not have happened otherwise? Should pure play green companies be allowed to issue — and should oil companies? Sean Kidney and Manuel Adamini of the Climate Bonds Initiative and Bas Wetzelaer of Dutch investor Actiam argue that the market should embrace a wide range of issuer and deal types, as long as the activities financed genuinely help the climate.
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A debt capital markets banker at Morgan Stanley has left to join Mizuho International, GlobalCapital understands.
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UK banks are well enough capitalised to survive a prolonged global downturn, their supervisor announced on Tuesday morning.
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Small firms may be set to benefit from new rules proposed by the European Commission meant to lower the cost and bureaucracy associated with accessing the capital markets, but issuers of bonds to institutional investors are likely to be hit with greater expense.
