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Capital Markets Union And Greater Access To Sources Of Finance: ESMA Publishes Position Paper
The publication by ESMA last week of its Position Paper on building more effective and attractive capital markets in the EU is the latest in a series of recent steps taken by EU authorities/groups to push for the mobilisation of further action towards an effective EU capital markets union (CMU).
Capital Markets Union and greater access to sources of finance: ESMA publishes Position Paper
The publication by ESMA last week of its Position Paper on building more effective and attractive capital markets in the EU is the latest in a series of recent steps taken by EU authorities/groups to push for the mobilisation of further action towards an effective EU capital markets union (CMU).
Securitisation: Commission Approves Risk Retention RTS
The European Commission finally adopted the regulatory technical standards on risk retention (the Risk Retention RTS) under the EU Securitisation Regulation on 7 July 2023. These will now be scrutinised by the EU Council and the European Parliament before they are published in the Official Journal (publication is expected in Q4 2023 or in Q1 2024). Until the Risk Retention RTS come into force, the existing CRR RTS (Commission Delegated Regulation (EU) No 625/2014) continue to apply.
Letters: MISO touted for savings, resilience; leaving would put state at risk
I am a doctor, but I have a degree in electrical engineering. Louisiana needs to stay in the Midwest Independent Transmission System Operator Inc. Already Louisiana has saved millions from MISO. In the future, it will save much more because it can sell solar power and wind power to other members. Without transmission, it is doubtful wind farms will even be built in the Gulf of Mexico. Who will buy the energy? The other big issue is resilience.
ECB Asset Purchase Programmes: What Do Corporate Debt Issuers Need To Know?
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Securitisation Regulation: Disclosure, Synthetic Securitisations And Non-Performing Exposures – What You Need To Know - Finance and Banking - European Union
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Debt Capital Markets in Ireland | Lexology
Market snapshot Market climate What types of debt securities offerings are typical, and how active is the market? Debt securities offered in Ireland include asset-backed securities, vanilla debt securities, derivative-linked securities, government debt, covered bonds, secured and unsecured corporate bonds, high-yield bonds, loan participation notes and medium-term notes. Issuers include the Irish government, sovereign states, financial institutions, global corporates and special purpose vehicles.
High-Yield Debt in Ireland | Lexology
Use the Lexology Getting The Deal Through tool to compare the answers in this article with those from other jurisdictions. Market overview High-yield debt securities versus bank loans Discuss the major differences between high-yield debt securities and bank loans in your jurisdiction. What are some of the critical advantages and disadvantages?
Debt Capital Markets in Ireland | Lexology
Use the Lexology Getting the Deal Through tool to compare the answers in this article with those from other jurisdictions. Market snapshot Market climate What types of debt securities offerings are typical, and how active is the market? Debt securities offered in Ireland include asset-backed securities, vanilla debt securities, derivative-linked securities, government debt, covered bonds, secured and unsecured corporate bonds, high-yield bonds, loan participation notes and medium-term notes.
Securitisation Regulation: Risk Retention Summary | Lexology
The new EU Securitisation Regulation will apply across the EU from 1 January 2019. In this briefing, we highlight the key changes to the risk retention regime that are being introduced. Draft Regulatory Technical Standards relating to the new risk retention requirements (the Level 2 RTS) were published by the European Banking Authority on 31 July 2018. It is not yet known when the European Commission will adopt them and, therefore, when they will enter into force. What’s staying the same?
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