Securities industry slams EC's 'eat what you kill' plan
Duncan Kerr
22 Jul 2008
22 Jul 2008
 |
Wednesday
03 December 2008
07:27 GMT
A group of powerful, European buy and sell-side industry trade organisations have slammed the proposals outlined by the European Commission to force banks originating structured finance securities to hold a minimum percentage of the transaction themselves.
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