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The symbolism behind The Wizard of Oz rings as true today as it did when the story was written over 100 years ago. Only a prolongued period of pain will bring investors in government bonds to their senses.
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Rabobank has taken contingent capital in a bold new direction, eschewing conversion into equity-like instruments for an automatic writedown. But without any regulatory benefit, it is not entirely clear what's in it for the Dutch bank.
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Strong bond supply from Russian borrowers this year raises the likelihood of the country’s revival in the global capital markets after meagre issuance levels in 2009. It may not hit the pre-crisis heights of 2007 but encouragingly Russia’s international comeback has started without the long awaited bond from the sovereign.
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The loan market used to pride itself on being the first port of call for any borrower wanting to fund an M&A deal. But that notion has been shattered over the last year and, judging by transactions from Prudential and Merck this week, is still some way off being realised again.
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The loan market used to pride itself on being the first port of call for any borrower wanting to fund an M&A deal. But that notion has been shattered over the last year and, judging by transactions from Prudential and Merck this week, is still some way off being realised again.
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A judgement from a French court of appeals upholding creditors’ rights could be just what is needed to bring securitisation issuers from the country out of the wilderness.