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A cluster of financial institutions failed to get price traction for their unsecured deals this week, unlike covered bonds where demand soared
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They may have failed to gain traction in the euro market so far, however deals that are structured like covered bonds but secured on exotic assets and issued by companies have a future
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Direct lenders are shedding mainstream protections but they should look at other options
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The mid-market corporate finance firm has been on a five-year landgrab in Europe, culminating in the biggest acquisition in its history, writes David Rothnie
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A boom in financial sponsor-related activity has coincided with a successful re-ordering by banks of their coverage efforts, writes David Rothnie
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The future of Credit Suisse’s investment bank hinges on driving revenue growth in concern with its wealth management division while improving its standing in corporate finance, writes David Rothnie
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Sound succession planning coupled with the outgoing CEO's strong commitment to the investment bank should forestall any serious fallout as Barclays proceeds with its European expansion plan, writes David Rothnie
