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Just Who is Your Debt Restructuring Information Agent?The trend in recent years has been for small information agents to assume a much larger role in debt restructuring. Buyers of their services, in the same way as they assess counterparty risk, should apply an equally rigorous scrutiny of their strength and transparency. BNY Mellon explores this trend and assesses the risks that are sometimes involved. Authors: Sonia Chaliha, Erin Courcey
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Build America Bonds: Post-Issuance ComplianceThe popular Build America Bond program was created in 2009 with the passage of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act. In addition to the normal IRS compliance requirements relating to a taxable bond, a host of new disclosure and reporting requirements also were created for issuers and market participants involved in the program. Author: Jose Matamoros
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Towards a Common Carbon Currency: Exploring the Prospects for Integrated Global Carbon MarketsThe global carbon market has grown rapidly in recent years, after a record $63 billion in trading volume in 2007, the first half of 2008 reached $59 billion. We estimate hat a linked global cap and trade market could reach $3 trillion by 2020. This paper analyzes the challenges for market mechanisms to evolve in support of more robust transaction models that lower risk and operational complexity as well as enable greater efficiency. The issues are compounded by numerous standards and unlinked registries in the voluntary market. Author: Hozaifa Arsiwala
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Towards a Common Carbon Currency: Exploring the Prospects for Integrated Global Carbon Markets (Abstract)The global carbon market has grown rapidly in recent years, after a record $63 billion in trading volume in 2007, the first half of 2008 reached $59 billion. We estimate hat a linked global cap and trade market could reach $3 trillion by 2020. This paper analyzes the challenges for market mechanisms to evolve in support of more robust transaction models that lower risk and operational complexity as well as enable greater efficiency. The issues are compounded by numerous standards and unlinked registries in the voluntary market. Business: Corporate Trust
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Panorama (Summer 2009)Get a glimpse of the post-crisis debt capital markets and the evolving world of global corporate trust. Authors: Scott Posner, James Maitland, Elizabeth DaSilva, Gary Lew, Patrick Tadie, Troy Kilpatrick, Robert Griffin, William Dombek, Andrew Zelter
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Global Registry and Custody Service of Voluntary Carbon UnitsWhile the Kyoto Protocol is moving toward regulation for the signatory countries, a voluntary carbon emissions offset market has developed to meet current needs. BNY Mellon created the Global VCU Registry and Custody unit to provide participants in the voluntary market with a tool that will contribute to development of a fungible market in Voluntary Carbon Units (VCUs). Authors: Anthony Nunes, Daniel Parente
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Financial Bills: A New Form of Long-term Investment (U.S. English)Reprinted with the permission of Inova Seminarios Learn how financial bills were introduced in Brazil, what this security has promoted on the national stage and what some of its primary challenges are starting in 2012. Author: Soraya Lysenko
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Financial Bills: A New Form of Long-term Investment (Portuguese)Reprinted with the permission of Inova Seminarios Learn how financial bills were introduced in Brazil, what this security has promoted on the national stage and what some of its primary challenges are starting in 2012. Author: Soraya Lysenko
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Unlocking the Potential of LoansLow interest rates and a lackluster risk-return profile in equities provide incentives to seek value in alternative investments. Historic low yields on traditional fixed-income products are driving institutional investors to the loan market in search of better risk-adjusted returns. There are a few ways in which they could potentially gain exposure to loans, but to execute a successful strategy, they must be aware of the nuances of the asset class across multiple jurisdictions. Authors: Jocelyn Lynch, Magnus Wilson-Webb, Robert Wagstaff, David Bell
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South Korean Covered BondsUntil now, few Asia-Pacific governments have encouraged covered bond issuance in the region. This could start to change now that South Korea is planning to develop further its capital markets. As volatility and uncertainty continue in global capital markets, the benefits of covered bonds - whether as enhanced security to the investor or lower interest rates to the issuer - are well-known. Author: John-Paul Marotta
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