Diversity; a source of richness, even in the financial world Europe's covered bond community breathed a collective sigh of relief last month following Commissioner Hill's suggestion that he is not seeking a single rulebook for the asset class.
The US’s status as unofficial rule-setter of the world has been reaffirmed. Its sanctions against the newly opened country present the biggest legal risk to investors the world over
Market participants breathed a collective sigh of relief last week following Commissioner Hill’s suggestion that he is not seeking a single rulebook for the asset class
A decree implementing the guarantee mechanism has been postponed, leaving the market to speculate over how the fine print will address state aid concerns and entice investors
The country's authorities have initiated many questionable policies over the last 12 months, but a tripwire on its national stock exchange is not one of them
Small lenders have slammed new Basel proposals that could force them to hold five times as much capital as their bigger competitors. UK and German regulators are on their side
