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Demand for sovereign, supranational and agency bonds is rampant. But the way borrowers are hedging their debt is a threat to the entire industry.
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Third party MTN deals are thin on the ground. Self-placed issuance is a pragmatic way to fill the void.
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A poor secondary market for those corporate hybrids that opened the asset class in Asia last year has created a tough backdrop for other candidates. But going down the credit spectrum may not be the answer.
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Lending margins for borrowers in North Africa and the Middle East are likely to increase as unrest continues. But the aftermath should be positive for those looking for credit and those that provide it.
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Covered bonds are indestructible, right? Wrong. Investors need to look carefully at what might happen in case the unthinkable happens.