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◆ Venezuela embarks on historic debt restructuring ◆ Canada suggests covered bond boost ◆ European Secured Notes are here. Regulate them
If it looks like a covered bond, acts like a covered bond and prices like a covered bond, then it probably should be treated like one
Financial Conduct Authority's compensation scheme looks set to hit Blue Motor Finance hard, although there is still confidence in the market
Equity market bodies try to pre-empt regulator's July consultation and consolidated tape decision
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The Edhec-Risk Institute has warned against placing distinctions between physical and synthetic exchange traded funds, and has also criticized Blackrock for having different positions with U.S. and European regulators in respect to the use of derivatives in ETFs.
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Negotiations between Greek government officials and its creditors for a debt swap deal have broken down over a failure to agree what the potential losses will be to bondholders.
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Investors in Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext seem to be resigned to the merger of the two exchanges after E.U. antitrust officials urged the deal to be blocked, arguing that it would stifle market competition.
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Hong Kong is likely to see more synthetic exchange-traded funds referencing commodities and fixed income this year. Firms are targeting the asset classes on the back of a lift from a spate of ETF approvals by the Securities and Futures Commission. -
The U.K. Financial Services Authority is being pressed to not regulate structured product pricing by industry groups who argue there is no evidence to back intervention.
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The full facts remain elusive but, according to the MF Global bankruptcy trustee, some USD1.2 billion may be missing from MF Global’s segregated customer account.
