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Jim Stehli, the veteran of UBS’s CDO losses who joined Mizuho earlier this year to build a CLO origination team, has hired a CLO structurer from Cantor Fitzgerald.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has launched a study to “identify factors that may be hindering the development of sustainable securitization markets”, in a nod to the debate about whether its own proposed capital charges — among other things — are stifling the asset class.
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Appleby has promoted one of its expert CLO lawyers in its Cayman Islands office, after three years with the firm.
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The Basel Committee on Banking Supervision has launched a study to “identify factors that may be hindering the development of sustainable securitization markets”, in a nod to the debate about whether its own proposed capital charges — among other things — are stifling the asset class. -
Apollo Global Management has made two new hires within its structured credit investment team in the US, bringing on a former sell-side CLO structurer from Bank of America Merrill Lynch and a trader from Citi.
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SCIO Capital has added to its ranks of former Deutsche Bank structured credit bankers with the appointment of a new head of syndicate.
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The Bank of England is proposing changes to its regulatory regime to put a hard 15% limit on new mortgages at more than 4.5 times loan to income, in an effort to clamp down on what it sees as an increasingly overleveraged UK housing market, and limit the downside macro risks if it falls apart.
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NewOak Advisors has hired a former commercial real estate and structured credit analyst at Standard & Poor’s as a managing director in its Credit Services group. The new hire will help NewOak build up its collateral validation, servicer oversight and other credit management functions.
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Final rating agency rules from the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) could draw in bilateral, private or non-tradeable structured finance instruments, as well as the public rated securitizations that the rules are aimed at.
