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Change of governance
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Governance is the post-crisis buzzword – get this aspect right, so the argument goes, and firms will have a much better grip on the risks they are running. And for insurers, getting the governance issue...
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Dealers want sovereign clients to start posting collateral, but European Union reporting rules make that tricky. Raising funds to post collateral would have an impact on national debt figures – and the...
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Sovereign risk weights under threat
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Bank capital rules continue to regard government bonds as risk-free under many conditions. If politicians can’t convince them otherwise, regulators may have to change the rules – but could they do it without causing bond market mayhem? Duncan Wood...
Sovereigns wrestle with debt impact of CSAs
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Dealers want sovereign clients to start posting collateral, but European Union reporting rules make that tricky. Raising funds to post collateral would have an impact on national debt figures – and the same is also true when receiving cash collateral....
Tackling the Californian deficit
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After the longest budget stand-off on record, California passed an $86.6 billion spending plan in October. However, the most populous US state faces continuing challenges, including a large structural deficit and widening pension fund shortfalls. State...
Fears about California budget "valid", says state treasurer
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Lockyer warns California may miss budget revenue targets
Roubini: Eurozone restructurings will leave bondholders facing losses
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Government debt levels in peripheral Europe mean restructurings cannot be avoided, economist Nouriel Roubini tells Credit magazine.
US municipalities wary of two-way CSAa
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European sovereigns are tentatively moving towards two-way credit support annex agreements, but US municipalities are proving to be much more resistant to posting collateral on derivatives trades. The result is a credit and funding headache for their...
Australia infrastructure changes may reduce role of PPP as inflation...
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Private sector calls on Australian government to underwrite payments for PPP projects
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