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16 April 2013
An availability-based toll road project in the US reveals that municipal bond investors are willing to accept increasing risks in public-private partnerships
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08 November 2012
A first-of-its-kind private placement has linked US institutional investors with Brazil’s project market – and revealed them to be a perfect a match
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21 May 2012
One of the most intriguing aspects of Residential Capital’s Chapter 11 reorganisation could be its Dip financing package
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30 November 2011
The first transaction under Puerto Rico’s public-private-partnership authority (PRPPPA) has set some valuable lessons for budding P3 programmes throughout the US
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06 September 2010
Following amendments to UK laws on alternative bonds, Millennium PE has used a musharaka structure to buy into the UK’s debut corporate sukuk
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16 Dec 2009
The amendment to proposed legislation governing covered bonds has been welcomed by both Republicans and Democrats
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10 Dec 2009
An amendment to proposed US tax legislation has provided foreign bearer bonds with an exemption to excise tax
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10 Dec 2009
GE Capital’s $500 million sukuk programme is the first investment grade sukuk by a US corporate and it will increase the appetite amongst US companies for Islamic finance
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10 Dec 2009
Concerns that the proposed Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act would severely hamper the ability of US companies to issue bearer bonds have been eased by an amendment
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01 Dec 2009
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York (NY Fed) is considering easing its stance on granting loans through the Term Asset-backed securities Loan Facility (Talf) for commercial mortgage-backed securities (CMBS)
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01 Dec 2009
It's looking good for legislation to provide certainty for US covered bonds. But European banks are also pushing to issue dollar-denomiated versions. The race is on
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01 Dec 2009
Why are US mortgage Reits so popular, given that so many failed during the financial crisis? Because there are no banks
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01 Dec 2009
Rating agencies are downgrading hybrids due to the removal of systemic and regional support from their process. And although banks are recovering, upgrades are unlikely
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01 Dec 2009
The treatment of secondary trading of transferred loans is different in England and New York in some surprising ways