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Proposed 10% limit on interest would strip out most of securitizations' excess spread
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The coronavirus knows no borders — but the response is all about national power. The same will be true in markets. -
Novo Banco has requested a capital injection of €1.037bn, much of which will be sourced from the Portuguese state. This shines a bad light on European banking regulators and their mandates.
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The final templates for the EU Securitization Regulation have once again been held back from the finish line, now set to be released together alongside other technical standards, despite the templates officially passing the three-month scrutiny period.
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Novo Banco is requesting €1.037bn from the national resolution fund in Portugal in an effort to cover losses incurred on some of its assets. The majority of the financing is likely to come from the Portuguese state.
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China’s new securities law went into effect on Sunday, making major changes that will benefit issuers in the ‘enterprise bond’ market much more than their counterparts in the rival ‘company bond' market, according to bankers.
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In this round-up, the growth of novel coronavirus (Covid-19) infections outside China outpaced that reported by the country, Chinese regulators announced more loosening policies and the trade of wild animals for consumption is banned in the Mainland.
