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The Significant Risk Transfer (SRT) market is set for growth but faces headwinds, principally in the form of Basel IV, which, while increasing the need to transfer risk, makes SRT a less efficient tool for doing so. Even so, growth seems likely as nascent markets develop, new assets are considered, and global regulators come to recognise the importance of SRT in managing bank capital and risk -
It's hard to see the newly installed politicians in the UK backing down so soon in the job. So far they have been utterly deaf to criticism. Instead, it is likely the Bank will have to give away further ground. Bad for the Bank, and ultimately bad for the UK economy
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The new code of conduct for ECM and DCM deals hasn’t quite had the desired impact
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Election conclusion paves the way for the long-awaited recapitalisation of Monte dei Paschi di Siena
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The UK’s reputation is on the line as its new government risks repeating history
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If ESG drives credit risk, the structure has logic
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Kwasi Kwarteng's plan to scrap the banker bonus cap is a good idea but his timing is awful
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GlobalCapital is pleased to invite pitches for our annual Asia capital markets and investment banking awards
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Senior European corporate bond bankers cannot figure out why investors are buying their wares
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The EU's Covered Bond Directive was supposed to clear up regulatory ambiguity but in the end investors decided for themselves
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If Canada can overcome climate hurdles, then why not Oz?
