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House Republicans have filed a bill to consider capital requirements for non-bank mortgage servicers, in the latest public scrutiny of firms such as Ocwen Financial.
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There is growing interest among the largest Italian banks to follow UniCredit’s lead and use synthetic securitizations on certain pools of loans to free up capital, according to bankers.
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In this week’s round-up of offshore renminbi news, Standard Chartered's Renminbi Globalisation Index rises 5.9% in Dec on rising deposits and cross-border payments; Citi introduces a Chinese Government and Policy Bank Bond Index to its RMB/CNH bond indices; JP Morgan and Deutsche Bank establish new treasury management services in the Shanghai FTZ.
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Triple-B rated Australian corporate borrowers will get longer tenors and better yields in 2014 if they focus on issuing Australian dollar medium-term note issues, say experts. -
The Monetary Authority of Singapore and the Singapore Stock Exchange have joint-released a paper that suggests several stock market changes.
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The Volcker Rule’s ban on banks from buying collateralized loan obligations that invest in high-yield bonds may force some managers to include more second lien loans—a smaller, less liquid market with lower recovery rates—in order to up the arbitrage to equity on new-issue CLOs.
