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Creditflux Newsletter

May 2012

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UK banks seek to turn overlooked loans into funding gold

Barclays and RBS have become the first UK banks to create new programmes to issue so-called structured funding notes. Their move into this growing area of quasi-securitisation comes as banks globally seek ways to raise funding against illiquid assets, and try to diversify funding away from increasingly expensive senior unsecured…