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GlobalCapital’s Sam Kerr takes a deep dive on the history that put the Fed on its current path and examines what record low rates are doing to domestic and international credit markets
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Basel proposals on how to treat mortgages will hurt Europe’s banks less than feared, according to sources with knowledge of the Basel Committee’s discussions, and other industry insiders at the European Covered Bond Council’s plenary meeting in Düsseldorf this week. -
The ECB needs to release the regulatory brake on European mortgage markets, said a leading real estate economist at the European Covered Bond Council plenary meeting in Düsseldorf on Wednesday.
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Policymakers speaking at the inaugural Marketplace Lending Policy Summit in Washington DC on Tuesday promised to fix problems created by the controversial Madden case, and referred to marketplace loan ABS as critical to sustaining lenders’ growth.
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Kroll Bond Rating Agency has hired Mauricio Noé to lead a new push into the European market, where it hopes to offer ratings on the whole range of credit types, from public sector to high yield.
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The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is awaiting the ruling in the US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit over whether an enforcement action made against PHH Mortgage was legal and constitutional, in the first such suit against the regulator.
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It’s not just the level of delinquencies in subprime auto ABS — which in March hit a record high — that threatens to put the securitization industry back in the spotlight of public disapproval.
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Nordea said that Barclays and JP Morgan, alongside its own investment banking arm Nordea Markets, worked on its landmark €8.4bn synthetic CDO, the bank’s first and the first from the Nordic region.
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Declining primary supply, an increase in buy-and-hold investors and the retreat of dealers has turned the European securitization secondary market into a difficult, illiquid place to trade. But investors are becoming increasingly frustrated even with the dealers that remain in the business.
