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Nick Perry, director in equity derivatives sales at Bank of Montreal in New York, has joined Wells Fargo in a similar role.
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Alok Modi, director in long-end and STRIPS trading at Barclays in London, is joining Morgan Stanley as head of government bond and credit default swap trading for Europe.
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A surge in corporate mergers and acquisitions in 2013 has been fed by a record total of M&A-related investment grade bond financings. With C$27bn of total corporate issuance so far this year, bankers think 2013 could prove to be the Canadian market’s busiest year yet. Stefanie Linhardt reports.
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It is a luxury, being a speculative grade-rated company in Canada. With the vast North American market on its doorstep, a Canadian issuer can choose between the mother of all junk bond markets, the US, or the steadily evolving Canadian high yield market. Stefanie Linhardt reports.
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The investor base for Maple bonds is growing, more corporate issuers are keen to visit Canada and even the yield curve is extending. Nathan Collins looks at the Maple market as it tries to shake off a reputation for illiquidity and FIG dominance.
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After five years as the safe haven’s safe haven, the Canadian government bond market is facing up to lacklustre domestic growth, low rates and an increasing dependence on the US to boost the economy. But, as Ralph Sinclair discovers, now might not be the time to dump your Canadian govvie holdings.