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Turkey’s equity, credit and currency markets appear to be pricing in a benign outcome from the election coming this weekend. But the result could lead to a new clash between the state and military.
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Bankers longing for the leveraged market to reprice might be about to get their wish but they are unlikely to enjoy it. Such reassessments of risk are usually anything but painless.
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With a new Loan Market Association chairman about to be elected, the industry body should think about appointing a full time executive to cope with its heavy workload.
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In the recent bout of volatility in the credit market, cash spreads have been forgotten as investors focus on credit default swaps.
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The European Investment Bank’s EPOS programme is designed to sell structured notes right across Europe — but is it using a sledgehammer to crack a nut?
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Spreads on securitisations of Spanish mortgages have nearly doubled — but the widening is not justified, as credit fundamentals remain excellent.