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On Thursday, September 24, GlobalCapital held its 2015 Global Derivatives Dinner at Banking Hall in London and revealed the winners of its Global Derivatives Awards 2015. -
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has decided to allow lenders to offer partial credit guarantees to project bonds, as it seeks to relieve funding pressure on the infrastructure sector.
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Volkswagen’s Driver España deal was priced in line with guidance on Tuesday, with ABS investors undeterred by Monday’s 20% drop in the benchmark issuer’s share price as a result of its US emissions data scandal.
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A long awaited multi-jurisdictional CMBS from Bank of America Merrill Lynch was priced in line with expectations on Wednesday but perception of the deal's success was mixed.
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The European Central Bank has handed more responsibility for ABS purchases to national central banks, in an attempt to rejuvenate an ABS purchase programme (ABSPP) described as ‘disappointing’ on Wednesday morning by ECB Governing Council member Ewald Nowotny.
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The European private placement market will grow faster than the syndicated loan market, according to up to 900 people polled at the Loan Market Association’s annual conference in London on Thursday.
