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Offshore renminbi debt has struggled to gain traction this year, while the Panda bond market has shown encouraging development despite the absence of clear-cut rules. But if the Chinese regulators want to keep the RMB’s appeal as a long-term funding currency, they need to urgently make Panda issuance more user friendly. -
PDVSA is doing itself no favours by bending the truth about its financial situation. Bondholders are under no illusions about its troubles, so the company might as well be open with them.
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The ECB’s announcement it was planning leveraged lending rules for the banks it supervises has been polarising, confusing, and often emotional. But the market will come to appreciate it in time.
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PDVSA is doing itself no favours by bending the truth about its financial situation. Bondholders are under no illusions about its troubles, so the company might as well be open with them.
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Non-performing loan securitization is being pushed as a solution to Europe’s banking woes. The market has potential, but expecting a wave of issuance, rather than a trickle of piecemeal deals, is misguided.
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The European Union has allowed lobbyists to blunt the teeth of its long-awaited money market fund reform act.
