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Taiwanese banks exposed to domestic property and China risks, says Fitch...
Fitch Ratings believes the cost of funding for Taiwanese banks could jump nearly 200 basis points should Taiwan or China property prices fall sharply. The country's banks are also prone to any slowdown...
The NY Times assertion that bankers are of no ‘value’ to society is based on ignorance.
With banks showing reduced appetite for lending to small and medium-sized corporates, to what extent could institutional investors step into the breach, via either the private placements market or direct...
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Credit traders count cost of Xover versus long financials unwind
A rally in European financial subordinated debt did little to ease the pain for traders last month, as the focus switched to regulatory risk around senior bank bonds.
Rise of zombie banks threatens Europe's credit investors
European governments have yet to address the problem of zombie banks: those institutions leveraged to the hilt, unable to lend, and a persistent burden on the state. But with banks facing massive refinancing requirements and growing scrutiny from investors,...
IMF uneasy on nagging weakness of eurozone’s banks
Fund’s Global Financial Stability Report and World Economic Outlook updates show concern over insufficiency of eurozone stress tests, links between banking and sovereign risks
New financials credit analyst for RBC in London
Carlo Mareels joins after six years at HSBC.
Credit Institute panellists pooh-pooh CoCos as viable fixed income...
Appetite for CoCo securities is likely to be limited, while senior haircuts on bank debt are only a matter of time, according to panellists at recent Credit Institute event.
Private mortgage market remains hamstrung by bad practice: Joseph Mason...
Foreclosures and put-backs are part of the same failed practices in mortgage underwriting.
Government-issued ABS of non-performing assets may revive securitisation...
US government agencies such as the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and the National Credit Union Administration are using securitisation as a means to monetise the assets of failed banks and credit institutions. Governments in Europe are keen to...
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