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The vitality of the covered bond market was in no doubt over the first quarter of 2016 as volumes reached their highest level in five years.
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Investments into emerging market equity exchange traded funds have slumped this year, but this has left call structures and outperformance options looking cheap if Chinese capital outflows ease.
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Monetary policy and declining oil prices caused unusual currency correlations in recent quarters, say bank analysts, but changes in sentiment around developed market currencies and the prospects for US inflation look set to send those measures back toward normal levels.
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ChemChina gave 11 banks allocations in the $20bn tranche of its Syngenta acquisition loan on Thursday, bringing the total number of banks in the syndicate to 16. -
The Asia ex-Japan loan market betrayed little direction in the first quarter and the mood of syndication bankers is one of measured optimism for the year ahead. Bankers are making diversification their new goal and are hunting down opportunities in newer sectors, writes Shruti Chaturvedi.
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The Government of Mongolia finally dipped its toes into the international bond market, raising $500m from a 144A five year trade this week. The sovereign managed to assuage investors concerned about the twin headwinds of volatile commodities prices and slowdown in China, but had to pay up in the process. Narae Kim reports.
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