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The European Central Bank (ECB) announced on Monday that it bought a net 13.351 billion euros of assets last week as part of its quantitative easing p ....
By Bill Thornhill 11 May 2021 The European Central Bank is struggling to maintain its exposure to peripheral European covered bonds this year, due to falling issuance, and has therefore increased its exposure to core European markets. This trend is set to continue, as supply will remain muted even though banks are running out of eligible collateral to pledge for repo funding. According to a biannual data report on the ECB s Covered Bond Purchase Programme (CBPP3) published this week, its holdings of Spanish covered bonds at the end of the first quarter 2021 were €5.3bn lower than at the end of September.Even so, the ECB remains 5% overweight Spanish Cédulas, ....
By Bill Thornhill 03 Mar 2021 The European Central Bank managed to buy more covered bonds on a net basis in February than it did January, but the asset class fell as a proportion of its total asset purchases. In the absence of fresh supply, it was forced to source paper in the secondary market, but at a markedly lower pace than before. The ECB reported net covered bond purchases of €1.539bn in February compared to just €75m in January, taking the Covered Bond Purchase Programme (CBPP3) portfolio to €289.2bn. Taking January and February together, the ECB’s net purchases were down almost 80% compared to the €7bn it bought ....
Bank of England s high-carbon financing a moral hazard , MPs warn The Bank of England risks creating moral hazard by continuing to finance high-carbon projects and companies and providing no-strings-attached financing to carbon intensives companies, the Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) has warned. The bank doubled its corporate bond programme in response to Covid-19. Image: George Rex, CC BY SA The EAC has written to Governor of the Bank of England, Andrew Bailey, as a follow up to its evidence gathering as part of its ‘Greening the post-COVID recovery’ inquiry. The inquiry found that the Bank of England’s corporate bond purchasing was not aligned with the Paris Agreement. ....