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Sovereign debt management offices (DMOs) have lambasted proposals for creating common eurozone ‘safe assets’ in the form of sovereign bond-backed securities (SBBS). The European Commission said this week it planned to review the idea — and is likely to find a more optimistic tone from investors. -
The next steps in the war to restore European securitization will be risk weights, Solvency II, and the end of excess central bank liquidity, according to market participants who cheered last Tuesday’s agreement on the structure of a ‘simple, transparent and standardised’ (STS) label for European securitizations.
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MS, CS promotions in Oz — ABN Amro FIG hire — Natixis names new fixed income head — Pakistan returns to MSCI EM — Citi Korea boosts overseas reach with new desks
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has put in place disclosure requirements for the issuance and listing of green debt from the country’s borrowers.
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The offshore renminbi (CNH) reached its strongest point against the dollar since the start of the year on Thursday, despite China’s sovereign rating downgrade last week. Analysts say the sharp turn reflects Chinese regulators’ determination to keep the currency from falling ahead of renewed pressure from external factors.
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The European Commission plans to review proposals for creating a common eurozone ‘safe asset’, including looking at the tranched sovereign debt plan put forward by the Irish central bank last year.
