What is a CAS?
CAS stands for Credit Adjustment Spread. This is a concept from loan land that becomes relevant when the interest rate benchmark on a floating rate loan is changed.
What is an MFN provision?
An MFN provision is a contract clause that ensures equal treatment. You could also refer to it as a “non-discrimination clause.” In leveraged finance, MFN provisions are most relevant in the context of the incurrence of incremental debt.
Did Belize Issue a Blue Bond?
The answer is no. Curiously, however, there are notes outstanding directly linked to Belize’s Blue Loan.
The Belize Sovereign Debt Restructuring
An Example for Private Climate Finance and Risk Redistribution in the Global South
An odd couple, yet an obvious match: Foreign broker dealers and the US balance of payments deficit
The history of the exemptions to the US registration requirements for foreign broker dealers connects to how the US has tried to manage its balance of payments deficit.
The liquidity trap
Unless we start thinking about solvency issues, we will be stuck in a liquidity trap, which means that we will not only have to maintain but increase official sector liquidity provision and we will achieve very little with it.
Divide and conquer
Due to the C-19 crisis the volume of NPLs in the Eurozone will soon increase. A policy debate has ensued on how to address the rising volume of NPLs.
Who says A must say B
The BIS explains why the Fed supports the high yield market in the US.
Why are banks funding the dash for cash?
An RCF is an overdraft facility or, put differently, the credit card of a company, i.e. a line of credit that was previously negotiated and agreed and that can be borrowed, repaid and re-borrowed at any time, at the company’s discretion.
Crises reveal the truth (about lawyers and handshakes)
On Thursday, March 12, clients cancelled coffees, lunches, dinners and drinks openly citing C-19 as the reason for the cancellations.