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Seven banks operating in Singapore are now subject to a framework the Monetary Authority of Singapore has established to determine domestically systemic important banks (D-Sibs). -
Euroclear expects that investors will not have to pay issuers if floating rate note coupons go negative, and that bond documents will clear up any confusion.
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Time Warner Cable credit spreads could increase further as M&A speculation grows following a Department of Justice’s antitrust ruling against rival Comcast's merger plans for the company on April 24.
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Co-Operative Bank has priced Warwick No. 1, a non-conforming RMBS deal that grew from an already formidable launch size of £1.19bn to £1.5bn. But though the entire capital stack was on offer, the bank’s treasury bought 65% of the deal’s class 'A' tranche.
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The European Securities and Markets Authority approved operational status for 10 central counterparties to operate in third countries as part of the European Market Infrastructure Regulation.
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New entrants into the UK’s credit card lending market are driving growth in the sector, but their pools are also riskier than those held by high street banks, according to Moody’s.
