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Pension schemes prep facilities to ‘repo’ fund units
Schroders, State Street and Cardano plan new way to shore up pension portfolios against repeat of 2022 gilt crisis
Hedge funds must race the clock to check their dealer-rule status
Working out whether a firm is caught by SEC registration requirement could take months
Start-up trading venue aims to profit from SEC’s market shake-up
Equity market reforms affecting payment for order flow may encourage more challenges to incumbents
Victor Haghani’s maths proof that stock-pickers will hate
‘Risk matters hypothesis’ extends Bogle’s case for passive investing
Bank credit risk transfer
Risk transfer and the shift from camaraderie to competition
The risk transfer market could be moving into a more competitive, more transactional and, some fear, riskier cycle
For a growing number of banks, synthetics are the real deal
More lenders want to use SRTs to offload credit risk, but old hands say they have a long road ahead
EU reporting regime a ‘hurdle’ for risk transfer deals, say investors
Onerous disclosure templates could deter US banks from marketing synthetic securitisations to European buyers
Investors cheer Fed guidance on bank credit risk transfers
Institutions say clarification of regulations could jump-start US market
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