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It’s easy to make short term arguments that standardising CLO documentation and improving execution transparency hurts managers, or investors, or banks. But it doesn’t have to.
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Euro benchmarks from the Gulf are rare but this is the right time for that to change.
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This year has thrown quite a few challenges the way of syndicated loans bankers, with commodity price volatility and macroeconomic uncertainty in China among the factors seen denting deal volumes in Asia ex-Japan. But bankers should not despair. Despite the depressing data, there is reason to be hopeful about the prospects for the rest of 2015. -
Secrecy is a natural facet of a private market like loans – but no good will come if denial continues even after deals have been signed.
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Secrecy is a natural facet of a private market like loans – but no good will come if denial continues even after deals have been signed.
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The SSA issuers which came ahead of the ECB meeting on Thursday were wise to fund early. The Eurosystem will be a big buyer, but will dislocate the market.
