There is speculation that the EC's delay in approving the liquidity coverage ratio means it will reflect the outcome of the BoE and ECB consultations on securitisation
June's CLO dealflow could be further buoyed if the instrument is classified as ‘high quality’ under the recently closed ECB and BoE securitisation consultation
Dealmaking is bouncing back, driven by sustainable and strategic transactions. But the new risks inherent in large-cap deals could rain on Europe's M&A parade
As global M&A volumes continue to rise, the topic of both defending against hostile bids and disputing post-close have become the subject of fierce debate
An Australian ruling on the first rating agency to be found negligent for its rating of poor-performing structured products may not convince foreign courts of the existence of a duty of care
Intervening at board level and removing board members involved in poor conduct and poorly designed financial products is a regulator’s most effective supervisory tool, according to the chair of the European Securities and Markets Authority
