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Morgan Stanley analysts described the potential rollback of risk retention rules for US CLO managers as a “modest positive” for the market on Tuesday, adding $10bn to their 2018 issuance forecast, but they warned that credit quality could suffer in new deals because of the scarcity of leveraged loans. -
Disallowing the use of senior bail-in debt as collateral at the ECB has alarmed some parts of the market — but discouraging banks from buying other banks' debt should be applauded.
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The Financial Conduct Authority on Tuesday called upon technology experts from across the finance industry to give feedback on a new automated way to provide the FCA with regulatory reports.
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The Economic and Financial Affairs Council has confirmed Luis de Guindos, the Spanish finance minister, as its choice for the next vice president of the European Central Bank. The decision came amid criticism of the institution's lack of female representation.
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Liquidity in German senior bonds is set to be hit by new rules preventing the use of the bonds as collateral when borrowing from the European Central Bank (ECB).
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Premier Oil’s restructuring last year was a test for the risk transfer market, as the different synthetic securitizations exposed to the troubled firm reacted very differently. The European Banking Authority wants to see a tougher approach and more consistency in the market, which could hurt some firms’ ability to transfer risk.
