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The Prime Collateralised Securities (“PCS”) initiative has added a regulator, an asset manager and a law firm to its ranks, coinciding with the award of its 50th label to a retained transaction issued last week by Nationale-Nederlanden Bank.
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Lloyds is moving another senior banker over to New York, this time to head up its US ABS business. The move is the latest in a series of hires and transfers as the London-based bank tries to expand its presence in the US securitization market. -
Natixis has promoted three senior bankers in New York and London in its fixed income and global structured credit and solutions teams.
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Recent pro-securitization rhetoric from European policymakers rung hollow in bankers’ ears this week as a new regulatory document revealed that, while a broader range of ABS can count towards banks' liquidity coverage ratios, RMBS will still suffer punitive treatment — even as covered bonds received a boost.
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Lloyds Bank’s top securitization banker Robert Plehn is leaving the bank to join GE Capital, as the division is rearranged into FIG and corporate teams, and capital solutions comes into the structured finance fold.
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Challenger ratings agency Scope Ratings has snapped up another Fitch alumnus to beef up its senior management, installing the new hire as head of its newly-created asset based finance team.
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Recent pro-securitization rhetoric from European policymakers rung hollow on Wednesday as a new regulatory document revealed that, while a broader range of ABS can count towards banks' liquidity coverage ratios, RMBS will still suffer punitive treatment — even as covered bonds received a boost.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch will welcome a director from Citigroup to its structured finance team in three months’ time, GlobalCapital understands.
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Cicero, the Oslo-based climate research institute, is to end its exclusive relationship with SEB in the green bond market. Talks are under way that would enable other banks — probably starting with one or a few — to start using Cicero’s services as an adviser. SEB hopes this will involve creating a wider certification platform for green bonds.
