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  • Refinitiv Plans To Supplement Existing Fallback Rates With New Federal Reserve Board Selected Benchmark Replacements

    Date 30/01/2023

    In Q1 2023, Refinitiv intends to publish new USD IBOR Cash Fallbacks that are consistent with the Federal Reserve Board’s benchmark replacements for FHFA-regulated-entity contracts (except Federal Home Loan Bank advances) and Federal Family Education Loan Program Asset-Backed Securitizations.

  • BIS: Financial Access And Labor Market Outcomes: Evidence From Credit Lotteries

    Date 30/01/2023

    Summary

    Focus 

    Much hope has been placed in improved financial access to overcome the economic hurdles facing low-income households. Yet randomised-control trials across a diverse set of settings and countries have documented that lending to low-income households has only a modest or negligible effect. These findings raise the question of whether the return on capital is generally lower than expected for households with insufficient access to loans, or whether interventions might be better targeted on investments that generate higher returns.

  • SIFMA Announces Appointments In Office Of General Counsel

    Date 30/01/2023

    SIFMA today announced the following appointments in its Office of General Counsel, effective immediately:

  • Statistical Release: BIS International Banking Statistics And Global Liquidity Indicators At End-September 2022

    Date 30/01/2023

    Key takeaways

    • Banks' cross-border claims, which comprise mainly loans, debt securities and derivatives with a positive market value, increased by $1.1 trillion in Q3 2022, raising the year-on-year growth rate to 10%. Derivatives drove this increase.
    • Of this total, the change in cross-border credit, defined as loans and holdings of debt securities, was only $169 billion. Euro-denominated credit outpaced dollar credit, which remained virtually unchanged.
    • Credit to advanced economies continued to grow, while that to emerging market and developing economies1 fell, driven by a contraction in credit to China and Hong Kong SAR. Foreign claims on Russia fell by a third since end-2021.
    • In the BIS global liquidity indicators, dollar credit to non-banks in EMDEs fell sharply, whereas credit in euro and yen expanded. The contraction in dollar credit mainly reflected a drop in bank loans.
    • The stock of international debt securities denominated in US dollars issued by EMDEs declined for the first time since the Great Financial Crisis of 2008–09.

  • APT's Extraordinary Rally Examined - Kaiko Research: Data Debrief

    Date 30/01/2023

    • Price Movements: BTC is up over 40% YTD and is well on track for its second-best January in the past ten years.
    • Market Liquidity: Market depth for APT order books has dropped sharply on both Coinbase and Binance, despite the token hitting all time highs.
    • Derivatives: ETH option markets are expecting short term volatility as call volumes dominate.
    • Macro Trends: Coinbase bond prices are recovering from December lows, but investors are still cautious.

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