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The Latvian presidency of the European Council of Ministers and the European Parliament have hammered out a compromise on the new European Fund for Strategic Investments which keeps political influence out of the Fund.
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One of the biggest asset classes in European ABS is getting riskier as auto lenders increase the amount of residual value (RV) lease contracts in their securitizations pools, according to Moody's. -
A bid to neuter Europe’s plan to split banks has been knocked back in the European Parliament, meaning the unloved legislation can grind on despite the opposition of some of Europe’s most powerful member states.
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The nascent green bond market is predicted to continue its strong growth trajectory as Western markets become more sophisticated and Asia begins plays a more active role in green bond activity, according to a recent report released by Moody’s.
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The Korea Exchange (KRX) has taken yet another step in building up its capital markets, signing a memorandum of understanding with the European Chamber of Commerce (ECC) in Korea on May 20.
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The United States’ Securities and Exchange Commission has charged Deutsche Bank with filing mis-stated reports for its leveraged super senior trades during the financial crisis.
