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The US dollar market was the arbitrage market of choice this year, and duly accessed by a range of sovereign borrowers. Susanna Rust learns that, key conditions permitting, arbitrage issuance is expected to retain an important role in helping sovereigns cost-effectively meet higher funding needs, with dollars still very much a focus of attention.
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The flight to quality enabled sovereign borrowers to supplement their treasury bills with ever cheaper commercial paper issuance. Brendan Daly investigates what part CP has to play in their funding, and whether the tight spreads can continue.
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Lehman Brothers and its Asia operations have been granted the right by Australia’s High Court to challenge a lower court ruling that voided an arrangement the bank had with creditors barring municipal councils from the right to sue the other parties over derivative losses.
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Jefferies & Co. has named Craig McCracken as U.S. head of equity-linked origination.
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Goldman Sachs appeared to be a bigger player in American International Group’s mortgage-debt trades than originally thought, according to an analysis by The Wall Street Journal.
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Some investors in credit default swaps don’t appear keen on central clearing, noting that the benefits won’t outweigh the costs.