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  • Top MTN name leaves Crédit Agricole - ING appoints new financials trading head - Exotix adds to frontier markets team - Veteran EM trader back in the market - Investec hires Chavkin for levfin and private debt - Colombia gets new DMO head
  • BNP Paribas has set up an initiative to offer M&A services to clients of a US commercial banking subsidiary, Bank of the West.
  • ABS market participants speaking on Thursday said they are confident that the use of securitization could open up the market for financing green initiatives, but a lack of standardization and regulatory hurdles could keep the market from going mainstream.
  • The day after the president named him as Mexico’s new central bank chief, Alejandro Díaz de León tells GlobalCapital about the inflation challenge, and adds that the world’s central bankers should be keeping a close eye on the “atypical” business cycle in advanced economies.
  • Once again, regulators have kept European derivatives players on edge until the last minute, this month over the expected exemption of physically settled FX forwards from variation margin requirements. They need a break.
  • Credit Suisse has declared the cost-cutting exercise in its global markets division over as it looks to regain market share in some product areas following its restructuring.
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  • Greece was able to exchange more than €25bn of old bonds for new assets in an exercise designed to normalise the borrower’s curve. The offer ended on Tuesday, in the midst of discussions about the conditions that will be attached to Greece’s next tranche of emergency loans. The fresh curve should allow the borrower to return to capital markets twice in 2018.
  • A legal battle between TrueEX and MarkitSERV has come to a close, with the two parties agreeing to resolve their dispute over the use of post-trade interest rate swap processing services.
  • Here in the UK there is no end of doom and gloom about Brexit and the state of the economy. One could be forgiven for approaching the end of 2017 in a bleak mood, writes Gavan Nolan.
  • Investors in US structured credit and leveraged finance are bracing themselves for bouts of volatility and growing idiosyncratic risk, as spreads grind to record tight levels while aggressive underwriting behaviour increases, writes David Bell.
  • European regulators have signalled their intention to grant non-institutions reprieve from variation margin requirements but with the clock ticking on the rule’s January 3 implementation date, those gunning for the exemption are still being kept on tenterhooks.