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The European repo market is battling to improve discipline and reduce the level of trade fails, which, driven by negative rates, restrictive capital rules and illiquidity in the bond markets, could shrink liquidity even further. But harsh punishments for trade fails contained in the European Central Securities Depositories Regulation could be counterproductive, and the industry, backed by the ECB, is trying to have them changed. -
Daiwa Capital Markets has reshuffled part of its top investment banking team, naming a new head for Europe and the Middle East.
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Markets have taken the Indonesian presidential election in their stride, after conflicting unofficial results led to Joko 'Jokowi' Widodo and Prabowo Subianto both claiming victory this week.
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Daiwa Capital Markets has reshuffled part of its top investment banking team, naming a new head of investment banking for Europe and the Middle East.
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SRI bonds have come a long way over the last 18 months, going from a somewhat esoteric asset class to being a must-issue for any agency that wants to show its commitment to green or ethical causes.
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International Finance Corporation (IFC) is quickly establishing itself as an innovator among foreign issuers in the Chinese currency, having bagged two successful bonds since the start of the year. The most recent — a three year Rmb500m ($80m) green bond listed in London — was a first in the market. In an interview with GlobalRMB, Monish Mahurkar, director of treasury client solutions, pledges more innovation.
