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Buybacks and tender offers are still on the agenda for borrowers despite the slowing pace of bank liability management exercises, with French home lender Crédit Logement launching a buyback this week.
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Japan’s syndicated loan market has enjoyed a roaring quarter, even as the rest of Asia has suffered. The market is far from open to all comers, but well-regarded borrowers could increasingly turn to Japan to meet their funding plans this year.
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Credit Suisse closed its cash tender offer on Tuesday, with just a dribble of further interest coming in after the early participation deadline — which had seen an overwhelming response.
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French home lender Crédit Logement is to buy back up to a third of a tier one perpetual instrument which it chose not to call in December 2009.
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German insurance holding company Talanx drew in €850m of interest from real money and retail investors as it staged its bond market return, but bankers said more insurance deals could be on hold until after Easter.