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Turbulent market conditions of the Middle East war have pushed bond issuers and investors to try new things
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The Italian telco Wind may have cut its high yield bond last week but the market remains in rude health.
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The British government is right to support Ireland — even if it does mean increasing the already alarmingly high borrowing requirement. But bond bankers should not expect more high-profile, lucrative syndications as a result.
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It is not too late for Ireland to follow the UK path to bank resolution, formulated in the wake of the rescue of Northern Rock.
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Rabobank’s retained Eu50bn securitisation last week, through Best 2010, goes against the grain. But it’s worth sitting up and taking note, even if Rabo isn’t your average financial institution.
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Behind the political rhetoric lies the truth: the bailout of Ireland, is actually a bailout of Irish creditors — German and UK banks.
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There’s more to Spanish public debt than meets the eye. Some Eu105bn more to be precise.