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Source: Structured Products
Amundi ETF has launched five ETFs in Spain, marking its entry into an ETF market that providers believe has growth potential despite being relatively undeveloped
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Source: Risk magazine
An injection of liquidity from the European Central Bank has eased funding risks for Spanish banks, but derivatives market participants still have to prepare for a wave of regulatory change. The Risk España...
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Source: Structured Products
Fiscal and regulatory reforms announced by the new Spanish government have led market participants to rethink wrappers and product maturities, with growth and fund-linked products likely to benefit
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
BBVA has been given until December 2011 to make improvements to its AMA model by the Bank of Spain, or will not obtain the capital savings the AMA allows
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Source: Structured Products
BBVA plans to launch a sub-index to its global resources index with better risk-controlled access to the sector
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Source: Risk magazine
Santander and BBVA take the top two spots in Risk España’s 2011 rankings and stretch their advantage over their competitors – despite the funding and counterparty risk pressures that affected the market last year
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Source: Credit
BBVA reopened the five-year senior unsecured market for Spanish banks in April, but post-deal spread widening shows the sector remains a challenging sell to investors
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Source: Structured Products
For private bank Patrimonios Can, autocallables and ‘mixed products’ based on domestic underlyings are the heart of its business, but regulatory nuances in the Spanish market also provide a focal point for the bank. Clare Dickinson reports
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Source: Structured Products
The structured product markets of Italy and Spain have survived the eurozone’s recent sovereign debt traumas relatively unscathed, while their economies have so far dodged the fate dished out to Greece and Ireland. Clare Dickinson examines how providers...
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