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Fitch Ratings said mortgage insurers and troubled borrowers pose a greater threat to Australian banks than originally thought.
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The Centre for Policy Studies, a London-based think tank, has recommended that Lloyds Banking Group and Royal Bank of Scotland issue shares to U.K. taxpayers in return for bailing out the lenders.
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Spain appears to be reluctant to create a bad bank to hold troubled real estate assets that are pressing heavily on the country’s cajas, or savings banks.
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A strong European primary asset-backed securities pipeline is expected to build in the next month, despite the slow return of new issuance compared to covered bonds following last month’s holidays.
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Fouad Onbargi, a managing director of securitized products at Aladdin Capital, has moved to KGS-Alpha Capital Markets.
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Market officials are concerned legislation introduced last Thursday, designed to overhaul the government-sponsored enterprises, does not offer enough change to gain approval.
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More potential divergence between U.S. and EU regulatory reforms affecting securitization has been flagged up by structured finance professionals on both sides of the Atlantic.
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GE Capital has hired Neil Kerridge as origination director with its corporate structured-finance team in London.
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Foreclosure filings plunged 34% in April from a year earlier to their lowest level in 40 months, according to RealtyTrac.