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The retreat of a market maker from the London Stock Exchange’s Order Book for Retail Bonds is a sad sign of the severity of challenges facing the market.
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Credit Suisse’s numbers were ugly, whichever way you slice them — a loss of Sfr6.4bn ($6.44bn), shares down 11%, bonuses down 36%. Even after “adjustments”, the bank still lost Sfr420m in its core businesses.
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The US corporate bond market has once again proved it is the deepest, most mature and most reliable in the world.
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Italian non-performing loan securitizations will now come with a government guarantee, after months of negotiations between the state and the European Commission resulted in a rather rosy outcome for the country’s banks this week.
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While China’s impact on equity markets may have been catastrophic of late, not everything coming out of China is bad news. China’s appetite for gobbling up European firms is high, which should give Europe's debt bankers reason to cheer, despite the market misery. -
Talk about dry January. It hasn’t been the fizzy start to the year that European capital markets specialists were hoping for.
