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The Euribor/Eonia spread should not be used to gauge sentiment in interbank lending, the head of euro commercial paper (CP) at a European bank has warned.
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Tesco’s new euro commercial paper (CP) programme this week brought glee to dealers, albeit with a hint of melancholy, due to the programme’s limited scale.
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Money market funds seeking diversified exposure have been buying corporate medium term notes, due to a shortage of corporate commercial paper.
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Investors have snapped up a series of rare European corporate MTNs this week, as the rally in public corporate bonds filters through to private placements.
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Investors have snapped up a series of rare European corporate medium term notes this week, as the rally in public corporate bonds filters through to private placements.
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New FSA rules could see ABCP conduits in the UK forced to shrink their programmes, a move that could lead to a boost for term securitisation markets in credit card and auto ABS.