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You might admire Obama’s clampdown on tax inversion, but if you are a loan banker starved of dealflow, you won’t thank him for it.
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Mario Draghi, European Central Bank president, is known for playing with his bazooka. Right now, it feels more like his Badedas. The capital markets are swimming in froth, as surely as if Draghi had doused them with revitalising bath goo.
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Italy doesn’t mince its words on troubled assets. Loans in danger of becoming non-performing are dubbed ‘incagli’, which means ‘run aground’. When they become the ‘NPLs’ we hear so much about, they are ‘sofferenze’, which simply means suffering.
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For assessing risk aversion in debt capital markets, the figure of how many corporate high yield bonds are sold during a certain period comes can be a handy reference, but not this year. -
Investors are clawing for paper in the corporate bond market this week, but even before the promise of European Central Bank intervention this was a perfectly attractive asset class.
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It’s April, so that means it’s time to start talking about 10 year Bund yields turning negative again.
