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  • A Washington supranational has added a capital markets veteran to its funding team.
  • The ECB has published an addendum to serve as guidance for all future non-performing loans. The measure is non-binding and will serve as the basis for dialogue between the ECB and the banks it regulates directly.
  • The European Commission has proposed a package of measures to tackle the European conundrum of non-performing loans; it includes a mandatory level of how banks must provision against these loans and their new EC determined definition.
  • The US arm of UK online small business lender Funding Circle has tapped PayPal’s Bernardo Martinez for US managing director.
  • Online small business lender OnDeck announced that Ken Brause will be taking over as chief financial officer effective March 26.
  • SRI
    The European Commission’s Sustainable Finance Action Plan, announced on March 8, involves no less than 10 different workstreams, covering a wide range of the ideas put forward by the High Level Expert Group on Sustainable Finance, which held a one year inquiry for the European Commission during 2017.
  • The EU’s lenient treatment of the IFRS 9 accounting rules has opened a loophole for Italian banks — allowing them to push through punishing provisions on their NPL portfolios, but wish away the impact on their regulatory capital — which could save the weakest banks from turning to shareholders for more cash, and speed up portfolio sales.
  • Swiss private bank Reyl & Cie illustrated the growing fusion between wealth management and traditional capital markets investment banking with its decision to hire Ante Razmilovic to launch a new securitization business.
  • The European Central Bank’s plans to press on with non-performing loan (NPL) reduction may be necessary, but in the wake of the Italian election, they could be the spark to ignite a political firestorm.