Loans
Insurers spur changes in commercial real estate loan market
Firms cherry-pick opportunities as they step in to fill the hole opened by capital-strapped banks
Indian accounting rules shield corporates from forex losses
Despite sharp falls in the value of the rupee and large dollar-denominated loan exposures, Indian corporates are not feeling the effect on their balance sheets
Loans – why now?
Sponsored statement: BNY Mellon
Insurers to target export finance loans as banks withdraw
Sovereign-guaranteed loans provide yield boost for insurers
Deposit flight threatens banks' eurozone ALM efforts
Attempts to match assets and liabilities on a country-by-country basis could be threatened if Greece exits eurozone, lenders fear
Record fine for fraudulent CEO 'not enough', says expert
FSA fine for ex-JC FLowers chief executive 'does not show credible deterrence'
SEC charges former UCB executives with misleading investors
SEC charges former UCB executives with failing to disclose losses that led to the bank crashing in 2009
RBS faces $100 million lawsuit in US
RBS being sued in the US by Highland Capital for $100 million
Van Kan the man for BNP Paribas
Van Kan the man for BNP Paribas
HSBC hires new trading heads for high yield and loans
HSBC hires new trading heads for high yield and loans
SocGen’s loan group gets Hill start
SocGen’s loan group gets Hill start
Loan spread tightening squeezes CLO arbitrage for managers
Searching for an equilibrium
Credit investors circle CRE loan market as refinancings loom
A foot on the property ladder
US distressed debt funds look to euro crisis for opportunities
Stressful situations
Leveraged loans may benefit from investor hunt for yield
Loans left alone
Corporates turn to private placements in bid for diversification: Angus Whelchel profile
Profile: Angus Whelchel
A liquid market – banks tap insurers' liquidity reserves
A liquid market
Counterparty risk concerns drive Enel to bond market
Profile: Alessandro Canta
US lending landscape still bleak, Fed finds
Credit supply and demand are both still shrinking, though there are signs of a recovery among larger banks and companies.
RBS fined £29 million for sharing pricing information
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has settled with the OFT for breaking competition rules with Barclays
US budget drops fossil fuel subsidies
US President Barack Obama has used his 2011 budget to call for an end to fossil fuel subsidies, apportioning funds to the clean energy sector instead.