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Covered bond yields and spreads are spiralling lower. The prospect that wafer thin margins grow thinner has led to a legitimate concern that a turning point in investor tolerance may follow.
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This newspaper published an April Fool’s story last week about Greece issuing a perpetual zero coupon bond. After an incredible week in sovereign bond markets, is it that fanciful an idea? It’s time to gentrify Greek debt.
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Spain auctioning six month debt at a negative yield may have passed people by as a logical step on the descent of eurozone yields in the world of eurozone quantitative easing.
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The green bond market has been developed by public sector issuers and blue chip companies, to satisfy investors that want to feel their money is going to green projects.
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The news that Lynn Tilton, founder and CEO of Patriarch partners, was charged with fraud by the US Securities and Exchange Commission on Monday has provided the market with plenty of tabloid-friendly fodder.
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Deutsche Bank’s head of Swiss DCM, Maroan Maizar, recommended this week that the Swiss authorities ban retail investors from buying Swiss contingent convertible bonds, ensuring that only the “best” investors have access to such instruments.