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Public sector issuers have become more flexible when executing cross-currency interest rate swaps
Politically motivated prosecutions endanger democracy
Solutions exist but political will is necessary
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Green bonds are on the march. There’s a buzz about them in the DCM teams of half a dozen investment banks — though each likes to maintain it is the only serious player.
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Which sterling corporate bond, priced this week, attracted the most demand?
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If there’s one thing people in markets cannot stand, it is uncertainty. But that is exactly where we stand with Portugal. The political, economic and capital market future of the country is teetering between recovery and disaster. But in chaos lies opportunity, we are often told. Now is the Troika’s opportunity to correct the errors it made in Greece. It had better take its chance.
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Responding to the European Commission’s green paper on long term financing solutions, the Loan Market Association calls for balance between old and new.
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This week was a momentous one for UK banking. The Banking Standards commission delivered its damning report, George Osborne lit a fire under the re-privatisation of Lloyds and RBS, and Sir Mervyn King attended his last official event as Bank of England governor.