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Russian bank debt has fallen out of favour after events snowballed into fears that Central Bank of Russia is lining up to pull the plugs on Credit Bank of Moscow (CBM) and Otkritie. -
South Africa has had a bumpy ride this summer with the sovereign downgrade and the introduction of a new controversial mining charter in June. Despite that, the loan market has proved its resilience.
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When the mighty fall, or at least stumble, everyone enjoys putting the boot in. So it is with Goldman Sachs, when the bank reported a second straight quarter of underperforming its peers in the FICC business.
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Credit Suisse’s decision to ban trading in certain Venezuelan bonds is understandable, but ultimately raises more questions than it answers.
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A reduction in the amount of bonds being purchased in the ECB’s ABS Purchase Programme shows that the ECB has been on a path to tapering in the asset class, even before it has been officially announced.
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The practical application of covered bond harmonisation is too challenging to implement and the process may ultimately not amount to much more than an exercise in moral suasion.
