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  • Treasury
    Third-party providers come under PSD2 scrutiny
    Payment providers looking to capitalize on open banking will have to jump through regulatory hoops to prove they are able to offer the services they claim, under the final set of rules from PSD2.
    Kimberley Long, June 22, 2017
  • Foreign Exchange
    Corporates drive impressive growth in FX algo use
    FX algo use is steadily rising, according to a report by Greenwich Associates, with the most dramatic rises seen among corporate traders scrambling to demonstrate best execution, as stipulated by the FX global code of conduct.
    Solomon Teague, June 22, 2017
  • Opinion
    Dana Gas puts Islamic finance to the test
    Dana Gas, an Emirati gas company, is using Shariah non-compliance as an argument in its sukuk restructuring talks. That remarkable move, if successful, could undermine the whole system of trust built around Islamic finance in the Middle East.
    Olivier Holmey, June 21, 2017
  • Opinion
    China’s A-share MSCI milestone is more symbolism than substance
    There will be a time when Chinese A-shares play a huge role in global emerging market (EM) portfolios, but Wednesday’s news does not mark that moment.
    Chris Wright, June 21, 2017
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Optimism about Argentina bubbling over
    High-yield sovereign issuer sells a $2.75 billion century bond; bank valuations ‘hyped’ but room still seen to grow.
    Rob Dwyer, June 21, 2017
  • Opinion
    Asia: 1MDB scandal turns dumb and dumber
    One interesting diversion in the vast and sprawling 1MDB scandal is working out which movie might be dragged into it next.
    June 16, 2017
  • Treasury
    KYC obstacles hamper Mifid II preparations
    The extended deadline for Mifid II is now only six months away, and along with an increase in the amount and quality of data financial institutions (FIs) have to record, they must also reassess customer relationships.
    Kimberley Long, June 15, 2017
  • Sponsored Content
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    Does Europe matter for emerging markets?
    The short answer is yes – of course it does. The emerging-market asset class is still small and depends on flow of funds from developed market investors. Moreover, it is non-homogenous and disaggregated, and therefore tends to be a price taker rather than a price setter. This makes the EM asset class dependent on markets that are price setters, such as the US and Europe. In this article, we examine the linkages and dependencies between EM and Europe.
    June 15, 2017
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Restructuring offers growth for Moelis in Brazil
    Brazil office opened in 2014 and has won several prestigious mandates; firm argues changes to bankruptcy code would boost M&A.
    Rob Dwyer, June 15, 2017
  • Opinion
    Anbang: The random Chinese buyer’s figurehead runs out of steam
    It’s hard not to see, in the detention of Anbang chairman Wu Xiaohui, the final nail in the coffin of a certain kind of exuberant Chinese dealmaking.
    June 14, 2017
  • Benchmarking
    Trade Finance Stars 2017: Results
    The 2017 Euromoney Trade Finance Survey includes quantitative and qualitative client assessments of their trade finance providers. This year for the first time, Euromoney has produced the Trade Finance Stars, based on the qualitative responses of clients, a ranking that recognizes providers with exceptional qualitative ratings in particular regions and in five areas of client service (full methodology here).
    June 13, 2017
  • Opinion
    Spain’s bank rescue could make tier 2 less Popular
    Both AT1 and tier-2 investors lost everything when Banco Santander rescued Banco Popular, while senior bondholders were untouched. The rescue has shown that when banks in Europe get into trouble it is liquidity, not capital, that matters and that the fate of subordinated bondholders is anything but predictable.
    Louise Bowman, June 13, 2017
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