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Lloyds has to dispose of its Cheltenham & Gloucester mortgage unit in the next four years. That could mean big changes for its Arkle master trust, but a £3bn infusion last week shows that Lloyds means to keep it viable for funding.
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Who needs national regulators when you’ve got Neelie Kroes? The European Commission’s state aid commissioner has imposed harsh conditions on government bailouts in recent weeks, breaking up some of Europe’s biggest banks. Her approach risks entrenching the role of governments in the institutions they have supported.
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Lukoil on Friday showed the strength of investor demand that its unique position among Russian companies can command in the bond market. But investors and other potential borrowers from the country alike have reasons to wait before unleashing more supply.
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Who needs national regulators when you’ve got Neelie Kroes? The European Commission’s state aid commissioner has imposed harsh conditions on government bailouts in recent weeks, breaking up some of Europe’s biggest banks. Her approach risks entrenching the role of governments in the institutions they have supported.
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Few corporate bonds sold this year have widened in the secondary market, but that is what is happening to an issue from unrated French media group Lagardère. It pushed too hard on size and price, say its critics.
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At last Asia has a bond market to write home about. When was the last time an Asian sovereign, a triple-A rated investment company, an Indian bank, a high yield Chinese miner and a Singapore-listed commodity trading firm all launched international debt issues in the span of a week?