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Senior bondholders must acknowledge their place in the recovery waterfall — and realise that going concern haircuts are not completely out of line.
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The latest difference of opinion between ratings agencies could lead to wide ratings differentials for the world’s biggest banks. Unsurprisingly, there are worries that this will encourage ratings shopping. But blind consensus ought not to be the aim either. As Wall Street’s Gordon Gekko might have said, disagreement is good.
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Although yields may appear to be making good progress, for now, it would be foolish to draw too many conclusions about what traders and investors think about the future of peripheral bond markets and the economies they fund.
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Necessity, not curiosity, should be the driver of bank capital deals now.
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The European corporate bond market has seen a flurry of first time issuers in the past few weeks, some of them names that syndicate bankers admit they have never heard of. If the success of recent deals is anything to go by, that supply is unlikely to slow.
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Emerging market investors can forgive, by all means. But they shouldn’t be so quick to forget.