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Swedish Match sold its largest ever euro-denominated medium term note this week, as corporations, along with municipalities, have displaced banks as the issuers du jour in Sweden.
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Diamond mining firm Alrosa broke records this week, printing the largest ever euro commercial paper (ECP) issue from a Russian borrower. The move has buoyed hopes that more Russian issuers will come to the fore.
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Red Eléctrica sparked interest among dealers as it added its name to the short list of corporate issuers of euro commercial paper (ECP), but not all were convinced that it would create a flurry of investor interest. -
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.
