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Banks: Fed balance sheet normalisation is not causing equity runoff
A number of bank sources tell IFLR that claims about the Federal Reserve’s balance sheet normalisation programme are just market pressure
John Crabb
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February 01, 2019
Libor reform: market sees no future for multiple curves
As the race to replace interbank offered rates continues, fixed income and derivative market participants are uncertain if there is room for multiple rates. They say it could be damaging to liquidity
John Crabb
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January 31, 2019
Brexit uncertainty creates rise in ManCos
The majority of the investment management community is now turning to the concept of management companies as a post-Brexit solution. Other more cautious managers are making their way to Luxembourg
Sharon Kimathi
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January 30, 2019
Buyside: deleveraging in China boosts private markets
The need for financing twinned with a shift from public to private markets creates more options for buyers, according to private equity fund managers
Karry Lai
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January 30, 2019
STS: historical data rules obstruct new originators
A batch of STS-approved deals makes some hopeful about the new regime, but others remain unconvinced and believe the market will shrink due to the stringent data requirements
Sharon Kimathi
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January 30, 2019
EU market changes tune on consolidated tape
Responses to Esma’s latest consultation on CTP for equity instruments suggest the market is no closer to consensus on what it actually wants
Alice Tchernookova
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January 30, 2019
Navigating Indian insolvency for structured products
Issuers and investors have had to develop a range of hybrid instruments that provide desirable returns while also meeting local regulatory requirements, according to ZBA lawyers
IFLR Correspondent
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January 29, 2019
SFTR: banks anxious about delegated reporting
Banks are nervous about offering these facilities to their clients,owing to confidentiality concerns around sensitive trade information. But this hasn't deterred top tier US banks from offering this service
Sharon Kimathi
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January 29, 2019
Is regulation making markets less competitive?
Many market participants feel that the sheer volume of post-crisis rules, especially in Europe, unfairly disadvantages smaller players who are unable to stay ahead of the regulatory curve
Thomas Helm
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January 29, 2019
STS approval delays steer issuers away
Issuers are backing away from securitisations because of the delay in RTS approval under the new STS requirements, but industry groups are remaining confident on its future prospects
Olly Jackson
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January 28, 2019
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