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Argentina's bullying tactics on YPF are not going to win it any friends, particularly in Spain. But with little foreign investment to be withdrawn and already low expectations among emerging market investors, the longer term impact is likely to be limited.
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The lack of LBOs in the European market or pipeline makes this early summer a perfect window for leveraged borrowers with maturity issues to make the most of the dwindling CLO community. But time is running out.
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Asia’s loan bankers may have just been through a dismal quarter, but there is always someone worse off. They should count themselves lucky they are not securitisation bankers, who have suffered a dismal few years. Perhaps by working together, bankers in the two areas can add a bit of zest to the loan market — and some much needed volume to the securitisation market.
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Asia’s loan bankers may have just been through a dismal quarter, but there is always someone worse off. They should count themselves lucky they are not securitisation bankers, who have suffered a dismal few years. Perhaps by working together, bankers in the two areas can add a bit of zest to the loan market — and some much needed volumes to the securitisation market.
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In its final consultation on bail-in, the European Commission is asking key stakeholders whether short term debt should be included in burden-sharing arrangements. This clashes with the drive by other regulators to make banks less reliant on short term funding. The result? Confusion at a time when certainty is needed.
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The reception given by investors to Iceland Foods’ debut leveraged loan was anything but frosty. But it would be unwise to draw any hasty conclusions from its success. Expect the LBO market to remain a cold and lonely place for a while yet.