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Credit Bulletin 1/2019
April 2019
The first Credit Bulletin 2019 contains a selection of Deloitte-publications with relevance to the credit business, securitisation, credit treasury, asset based finance, structured finance, DCM et al. Various articles are available in German and English, the articles from the international Deloitte-network are in English.
Content
- Full steam ahead
European loan sale markets
- Single Resolution Mechanism (SRM)
Status quo and agenda 2019
- Artificial Intelligence
The next frontier in investment management
- Out now
Final EBA-Guidelines on STS Securitisation
- Revolution im Finanzbereich
Elektronische Schuldverschreibung im Anmarsch
- The IBOR dilemma
Basic principles for fallback language in EUR cash products
- NPL-Regulierung von verschiedensten Seiten
Überblick behalten im Dschungel
- Enough capital & liquidity?
Large European banks‘ ICAAP/ILAAP-status
- Investment banking of the future
Connected Flow – Differentiated Insights
- Credit Bulletin 4/2018
January 2019
- Commercial Real Estate
2019 Outlook
- Better integrated EU financial markets
A case for Securitisation
- Are the goals of the capital markets union in jeopardy?
EU Commission status update
- Digital banking maturity
The EMEA overview
- New incentives for the European securitisation market proposed by ESA‘s
Mitigation for derivatives in STS securitisations
- Credit Risk Management
Our advanced online course - Benchmark reform
Call for market feedback re EONIA/ EURIBOR substitutes
- FSB und ESMA 2019
Arbeitsprogramme veröffentlicht
- Brexit
Banks Beyond Day 1
- Transparency as per EU Securitisation Regulation
Soon part of Eurosystem collateral framework
Have a good read! We are looking forward to your remarks, comments and queries. Do not hesitate to contact us.
The previous versions of our Credit Bulletin are available here:
- Credit Bulletin 4/2018
- Credit Bulletin 3/2018
- Credit Bulletin 2/2018
- Credit Bulletin 1/2018
- Credit Bulletin 4/2017
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