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Complex methodologies have got us nowhere - perhaps deliberately -
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Negative real rates and a borrowing binge spell trouble
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A resurgence in corporate hybrid issuance has highlighted another problem with life after ECB bond buying
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Last year proved those issuers who came early were rewarded. There is no reason to deviate from that strategy
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Though the macroeconomic picture makes grim viewing for many businesses, conditions could prove ideal for alternative strategies in private debt
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Big books, skimpy concessions and large deal sizes will soon face the reality of a shaky global economy
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An open-ended programme could bring the EU closer to being eurozone's benchmark
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Squeezed into windows this year, corporates will be squeezed into maturities next
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Without ultralow rates, more EM companies will shy away from international bonds
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Governors and governed need to treat each other better
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