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European junk bond supply has been low this year and borrowers’ fundamentals are solid. But bankers should take note: investors will not simply buy deals at any price.
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Credit Suisse has revealed the true potential of contingent capital. The bank deserves kudos for doing so.
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Borrowers and arrangers of leveraged loans are showing ever increasing confidence. But while demand and supply remain so mismatched, conclusions about the health of the market are premature.
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Germany introduced strict bank restructuring legislation at the end of 2010. Failing to use it when the need arises would set a poor example to the rest of Europe.
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Corporate bonds have been one of the standout asset classes of the last two years. But how much longer can investors ride the wave?
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E.On’s Eu1.8bn bond buyback offers other bluechip European borrowers a template for how to put their excess cash to work.