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The idea of a new European Secured Note (ESN) asset class has struggled to get off the ground, but with a regulatory push and normalising monetary policy, it could at last be set for take off. -
The European Commission aims to introduce a mechanism that will allow it to “temporarily suspend” clearing obligations for certain OTC derivatives products or counterparties if requested to by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA).
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The FICC Markets Standards Board (FMSB) published the final version of its guidelines on best efforts primary market syndications for fixed income in Europe on Tuesday, as it now looks to move on to tackling secondary market impacts of the new issue process.
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LSE Group is pushing ahead with a plan to launch a debt venue to rival Ireland's and Luxembourg’s professional markets, which have built commanding positions with relaxed disclosure rules and easy listing requirements. But the UK government is dragging its feet on tax reforms that are crucial to the project.
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The European Stability and Risk Board (ESRB) has backed calls to introduce a mechanism that will allow regional authorities to rapidly suspend clearing obligations, highlighting that the measure should only be used in “crisis periods."
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The European Covered Bond Council has restated its support for the concept of a high quality principle-based covered bond framework and warned against altering the preferential regulatory status of the asset class.
