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  • The European Securities and Markets Authority has established a memorandum of understanding with regulatory authorities in New Zealand, to enhance co-operation over regulation of central counterparties.
  • The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission has extended no-action relief for US-based swap dealers not yet compliant with its final margin rule when they are conducting European business.
  • Morningstar Credit Ratings has hired Charles Citro as head of its CMBS ratings business.
  • Property Assessed Clean Energy (PACE) industry experts warned that anti-PACE bills introduced by congressional lawmakers this month could "inflict serious wounds" on a multi-billion dollar industry if passed in their current form.
  • Antares Capital Advisers’ first middle market CLO in the 2.0 era was this week rumoured to have attracted the interest of Asian investors, potentially unlocking another big source of funding for a market that is also attracting larger volumes of insurance company money.
  • Manfred Schepers, who worked at UBS Warburg and its predecessors for 17 years to 2003, has been nominated to join the board of Dutch bank Van Lanschot.
  • Former HSBC capital financing head Spencer Lake has joined banking software firm Fenergo's board of directors. The company, based in Ireland, makes 'client lifecycle management software solutions' for investment, private and corporate banks.
  • Credit terms for counterparties using euro-denominated OTC derivatives have worsened since December, according to a panel of 28 banks, marking their biggest reported tightening since the consultation started in 2013.
  • Agrokor’s biggest creditor Sberbank has refused to be part of its additional funding, initially set for up to €150m, not long after it lost control of the restructuring.
  • Dutch mortgage origination slowed in March, accentuating supply concerns for RMBS hungry investors, and shining a spotlight on competition for Dutch mortgage collateral.
  • Lorcan O’Shea, head of UK and Ireland equity capital markets at Deutsche Bank, has left the bank.
  • JP Morgan, Citi and BAML have gained most from industry tailwinds during the first quarter, while Goldman Sachs lagged behind. But the spectre of regulatory reform threatens the universal model just as it is gathering real momentum, writes David Rothnie.