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The UK's new regulatory freedom is, in theory, an opportunity to remove onerous regulations, but divergence from the European Union will bring complications for some deals, and it’s not clear whether the government is set to rewrite the rule book in favour of market development -
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
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A group of 14 banks formed the syndicate, allowing the borrower to boost the deal size
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Firm will become the first metaverse company to list on the HKEX
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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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Banks are well prepared to face increased funding costs from negative macro outlook
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Scrapping the cap will not help attract talent, say City bankers, who also fear ending up with less overall pay
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Once-monolithic bond buying programme will focus on greener companies from next week
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Dubai’s latest privatisation delights funds as emirate seeks to build out its stock market
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Facility allows Nagarro to add sustainability terms later
