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The Financial Conduct Authority is reviewing aspects of the UK’s primary markets regime, with a particular focus on whether the UK needs a specialised wholesale debt listing venue, like Ireland’s GEM market. -
Hochtief, the German engineering group, has joined the ranks of blue chip names rushing to the Schuldschein market, having launched a €150m deal on Tuesday.
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Ever since Theresa May became UK prime minister in July, markets and commentators have thirsted to know what her strategy would be for the negotiations to leave the European Union. Now we know — and so far, the markets like it.
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Calum Macphail has joined Legal & General Investment Management as its head of corporate private credit, three months after leaving M&G Investments.
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In November GlobalCapital polled loan market participants for the 14th Syndicated Loan, Leveraged Finance and Private Placement Awards. The nominations are listed below in alphabetical order. We will reveal the winners at the awards dinner, to be held on February 8, 2017 at the Guildhall in London.
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The UK’s decision to leave the European Union cast extreme uncertainty over the economy, the values and even the unity of the country. Its ramifications for domestic companies’ financing capabilities has been both more obvious and more benign, however. Max Bower reports.
