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Japanese bank poaches Barclays structured credit sales director
'The lessons of the financial crisis should not be forgotten,' spokesperson warns
The point of 'Simple, Transparent and Standardised' is that these deals are safe
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Germany’s HSH Nordbank has become the second lender in as many weeks to launch a EUR500 million ($626.15 million) mortgage pfandbrief, following that of DPP Deutschebankbrief.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland and Wells Fargo Securities are expected to sell more than $1 billion of commercial mortgage-backed securities in the next week.
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Citigroup has disbanded the Citi Holdings oversight panel, which was formed during the credit crisis to monitor the bank’s disposal of toxic assets.
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The securitization trust that financed the purchase of residential loans from EMC Mortgage has filed suit against the JPMorgan Chase unit for alleged breach of representations and warranties regarding the quality of the loans.
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Chicago-based NXT Capital has boosted its total debt financing capacity to $1.6 billion and expanded its senior secured revolving credit facility from $650 million to $740 million.
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AIB Launches EUR675 Mln Property Loan Sale Allied Irish Banks has begun selling EUR675 million ($846.2 million) Project Kildare portfolio of property loans, with Morgan Stanley handling the sale process.
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Barclays has sold Baubecon, its housing unit in Germany, to Deutsche Wohnen, Germany’s third-largest publicly traded residential landlord, in a deal valued at EUR1.24 billion ($1.56 billion).
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Spanish Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy acknowledged that his country was finding it “very difficult” to finance itself but insisted that it does not need a bail out from the European Central Bank.
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Small savers who invested a minimum of EUR1,000 ($1.253) in Spain’s Bankia bank are in danger of losing their entire initial investment as their shares have already plunged more than 60%.