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Following an €8.1bn state bail-out, Banca Monte dei Paschi di Siena still has its work cut out in putting ticks in the boxes of its 2021 restructuring plan. -
South Korea’s Ministry of Strategy and Finance (MOSF) has decided to suspend its plan to lower the threshold for capital gains tax on foreign shareholders of local stock.
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After a buoyant January, emerging markets took a hit this month, with volatility leading to the biggest outflows seen in more than a year. But this is likely to be just a short-term blip.
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China unveils plans to kick start RMB-denominated oil futures next month, the Philippines gets regulatory greenlight for its Panda bond issuance, and foreign ownership of bonds in the interbank bond market rises again in January.
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Fannie Mae has quietly become a powerhouse in green securitization. In 2017 it issued $27.6bn of green mortgage-backed securities, dwarfing all other issuance ever.
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Santander had lined up a “much higher bid” than the €1 it paid for Banco Popular last summer, claimed sources close to the Spanish bank’s resolution. They argued that the sales process would have been more competitive if the Single Resolution Board had allowed potential rescue bidders more time to consider their positions.
