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The lenders to Elior who turned down the French food services company’s recent amend and extend request should be congratulated. They may be a minority, but it is a promising sign that the leveraged loan market is still able to price risk properly.
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The slow development of the offshore renminbi swap market could hold back the frenetic growth of bond issuance. For now that might seem like a blessing in disguise, but the swap market will need to develop if the dim sum market is ever to fulfil its potential.
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The Australian Senate wants to extend government support for RMBS deals to other types of securitisation. That would be a mistake.
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With peripheral European sovereign bonds looking shakier by the day, it's clearer than ever that Basel III will not give covered bonds the credit they deserve.
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European finance ministers should not worry unduly about talk of Greece leaving the euro. What they should do is focus on getting the country back into the market.
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The icy relationship between Canadian investors and foreign issuers shows signs of thawing. But borrowers still have work to do.