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Capital market participants tend to keep their heads below the political parapet. Brexit is one issue they must not ignore. It would sabotage the City’s leadership in financial services and be an assault on the fabric of global governance.
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Two new working groups of the Green Bond Principles will begin work next week, on defining greenness and on impact reporting. The move is part of the green bond market’s effort to define itself more clearly, partly in the hope that governments might ultimately subsidise it. -
Last year the Markit iBoxx Euro Banks index was one of the outperforming bond sectors in Europe having returned 1%. The index, which is largely made up of bonds issued by European banks, even managed to outperform defensive sectors such as healthcare and utilities, while Europe’s regulatory oversight and relaxed monetary conditions kept market confidence in check.
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Lorna Greene, a former Commerzbank banker, has resurfaced as a member of National Australia Bank’s Asia DCM team.
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DebtXplained, the leveraged finance covenant specialist, has hired a senior banker from Lloyds — and says that more recruitment of capital markets bankers is to come.
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Another week, another dearth of primary issuance in the European corporate bond market.
