Asset-backed commercial paper (abcp)
Supervisors seek to manage shadow banking risks
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Source: Asia Risk
New capital and liquidity rules may force risk outside the banking industry – an intended consequence of the regulations. But is this a good thing, and how will supervisors monitor the complex, shadowy...
Original headline:
Source: Risk magazine
New capital and liquidity rules may force risk outside the banking industry – an intended consequence of the regulations. But is this a good thing, and how will supervisors monitor the complex, shadowy...
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Jump-start needed
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Source: Risk magazine
Australia's residential mortgage-backed securities market has ground to a virtual halt, creating huge funding headaches for the country's non-bank mortgage lenders. With some companies at risk of collapse, bankers claim the government needs to intervene...
Power to the people
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Source: Risk magazine
A plan to restructure C$32 billion of non-bank Canadian asset-backed commercial paper into long-term notes hinged on the backing of 1,800 retail investors. However, a solution that will see most individual buyers recoup their initial investment was enough...
Dragged down
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Source: Risk magazine
With Ambac, FGIC and SCA joining ACA Capital on the downgrade list, and other monoline insurers likely to follow, the ramifications for structured credit markets could be far-reaching. Rob Davies reports
More pressure on SIVs
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Source: Risk magazine
Pressure on structured investment vehicles (SIVs) will grow in 2008 as their medium-term notes (MTNS) come up for renewal, claims a Dresdner Kleinwort report. Typically, SIVs rely on three sources of funding: junior and capital notes, short-term asset-backed...
Citi brings SIVs on to balance sheet
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Source: Risk magazine
Citigroup has committed to provide a support facility for its own structured investment vehicles (SIVs), taking $49 billion in non-cash assets on to its own balance sheet. The majority of assets held by the seven vehicles - called Beta, Centauri, Dorada,...
Securitisation specialists urge last-minute changes to Basel II
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
The securitisation industry is keeping the pressure on in the hope of some last-minute fine-tuning of the new Basel Accord, due for completion in mid-2004.
SPV Ruling: Counting the cost
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
The recent crop of high-profile accountancy scandals has forced the US accounting regulator to clamp down on the 'creative' use of special purpose vehicles to shift liabilities off balance sheet. Saskia Scholtes investigates the ramifications for firms...
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