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US private label and agency CMBS lender Greystone has hired two managing directors in its loan origination business, as the company eyes a pickup in activity in the CMBS market. -
Despite making up 80% of the UK's GDP, services are being left out of the loop in the confusion surrounding the country’s potential exit from the European Union and the recent focus on the Customs Union.
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Private equity firms and loan investors are taking a keen interest in Greece, prompting a rush to establish servicing platforms to take advantage of the attractive fees associated with the resolution of non-performing loans. Owen Sanderson and Sam Kerr report.
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US private debt manager CIFC Asset Management has hired John DiRocco as chief operating officer, as the firm plans to expand its investment product offerings in the US and overseas.
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The last minute decision on the part of European Union regulators to introduce a potentially devastating rule to EU securitzation regulation was greeted with disbelief by market pros last month. But sources say that there are still a number of ways the mistake can be fixed.
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Ronald Borod, Boston-based senior counsel at DLA Piper, is leaving the firm this month to pursue impact investing and securitization advisory services.
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The European Commission is consulting until October on ways to deal with Europe’s non-performing loan problem, and has outlined plans for a new contractual instrument, called the ‘accelerated loan security’, to protect secured creditors from default — without enforcing security through the courts.
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European authorities' last minute change to regulatory proposals for European securitizations has the potential to cripple the supply of MBS backed by legacy mortgages by banning any European transaction that contains what regulators classify as self-certified loans. Sam Kerr reports.
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A European green bond standard and a classification system for sustainable assets were two of the suggestions issued on Thursday by a group of experts advising the European Union on how to make the financial system sustainable — one of the commitments in the Paris Agreement, writes Jon Hay.
