There are green mortgage-backed securities and ESG labels on asset-backed commercial paper, synthetic CDOs, credit default swaps, and money market funds.
Almost five years after regulators first began phasing out LIBOR, the US CLO market's first few months of activity in 2022 saw a series of successful new issues fully referencing the Secured Overnight Financing Rate ("SOFR").
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Less than a month after a New York judge ruled that lenders accidentally repaid by Citigroup could keep their money, Citi is trying to stop the firms from using it.
On Tuesday, the investment firm filed a request asking the judge to require the lenders to freeze the transferred funds until Citi files an appeal to a higher court.
According to Citi’s filing, “the money represents a lottery-like windfall of hundreds of millions of dollars [for the lenders]. They were not expecting to receive this money for several years, if at all.”
The filing refers Citi’s “mistaken” repayment of a $900 million loan for cosmetics maker Revlon. The bank had acted as an intermediary between Revlon and the lenders. Although Revlon hadn’t transferred the $900 million to Citi, the bank which said it was intending only to pay the interest due to the lenders repaid the loan in full, court records show.