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Public versus private distinction scrapped for disclosure plus new, simplified templates for mature asset classes
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Representatives of the European Parliament and member states are aiming to reach a deal on Tuesday evening on a set of legal provisions that would make it more difficult for UK firms to provide investment services to Europeans. -
A reformed Euribor may be allowed to continue past 2020, potentially easing the problems of legacy bonds and securitizations which reference Euribor without provisions for its replacement in deal documents.
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Of all the parts of the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan, the Taxonomy is closest to the heart of the green bond market.
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Representatives of the EU member states announced on Thursday an agreement on InvestEU, a bloc-wide investment fund that will replace the European Investment Bank’s fund for strategic investment (EFSI) after 2020.
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Centre right members of the European Parliament have balked at approving a proposal to change the EU’s Taxonomy of Sustainable Economic Activities so it highlights unsustainable activities. Jon Hay reports.
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Lease accounting changes known as IFRS 16 are rolling out through capital markets, with companies keen to reassure investors that, despite the new way of presenting their balance sheets, little has changed. But that’s not true for every firm and for some high yield issuers, the change represents a big loosening in covenant terms.
