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Unless Greece and its creditors come to some form of agreement — and fast — we should all be very afraid.
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Playing it cool is tantamount to being cool, everyone knows that. But that doesn't swim when loan bankers try to insist it's no big deal that the loan market has seen hardly any big M&A this year.
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Investors have been crying out for yield for months, and now they're available, they're not investing.
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When UK Chancellor George Osborne fired the starting gun on the re-privatisation of Royal Bank of Scotland on Wednesday, he signalled willingness to book a large loss on the deal.
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The corporate reverse Yankee market — or, put plainly, US borrowers tapping the euro market — had a great start to the year, leading many bankers to declare it a permanent fixture of the European capital markets.
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Well executed euro benchmarks this week brought hope that public sector borrowers are learning to deal with difficult primary market conditions — and valuing their banks a bit more.