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Attempts to match assets and liabilities on a country-by-country basis could be threatened if Greece exits eurozone, lenders fear
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Liquidity in the Iberian power market has been on the rise thanks to market coupling and a move away from fixed tariffs, but uncertainty around government intervention and a lack of interconnection with...
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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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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 rankings show BBVA regaining top spot from...
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Rating agency downgrades are expected to affect the way institutional buyers of structured products in Europe do business, say bankers. At the crux of the changes are rating agency decisions that affect the way foreign subsidiaries of banks are rated,...
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Spain’s structured products market is losing out to safer investments, but delegates at the Structured Products España conference were not willing to write off the future. Joe Rennison reports
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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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Sovereign spreads flat or wider despite agreement on fresh bailout for Greece
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Spreads are static and volumes light as EU finance ministers and the Greek government try to reach agreement over bail-out terms
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Dealers have been busy war-gaming eurozone break-up scenarios in recent months. But one of the most complex, and uncertain, areas is what would happen to derivatives contracts in the event one or more member states leave the eurozone. By Matt Cameron...
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