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The covered bond market showed its value this week as it enabled a wide range of banks to borrow in choppy conditions, across a range of tenors.
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Sterling bonds are not always the most exciting market, but there is a new mini-boom going on that has no parallel in Europe.
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It may have taken a few years, but bank bondholders have snapped and demanded better information from regulators as to how exposed they really are when a bank runs into trouble.
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What a lot of fuss over nothing. At least that’s the view from bankers in Asia when asked about the recent turbulence in the region’s stock markets.
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A report by Scope Ratings last week on the German corporate Schuldschein market shone a bright and what must have been at times uncomfortable light on its subject.
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It wasn’t supposed to be like this. US rate rises were very much a question of when, not if. A third Greek bail-out was all but agreed.