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CEB plans to print more structured notes and may launch inaugural Sofr bond in 2026
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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Shuanghui International’s $4bn loan to support its acquisition of Smithfield Foods is getting plenty of heat from bankers in Asia, who dislike the deal’s structure. Their concerns are legitimate, but it is time they stopped complaining and prepared to step out of their comfort zones.
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BNP Paribas is recommending investors to enter into a volatility spread on the FTSE 100 against the S&P 500, with the U.K. equity benchmark set to benefit from an expected announcement on Aug. 1 from new Bank of England Governor Mark Carney setting out GBP100 billion in quantitative easing.
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The Royal Bank of Scotland in Japan will retain the ability to structure hybrid structured products that reference equity and fixed income, such as dual range accruals, despite the firm’s recent announcement to move out of equity.
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A defeasance fund may be necessary to address a string of cases in France relating to structured products between investment banks and local authorities.
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As strategists expect a further sell-off in euro rates driven by better macro data or by a repricing of U.S. rates, Deutsche Bank recommends entering EUR three-month forward 5s30s bear steepeners for zero-cost.
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Findus, the fish and frozen food company, has announced plans for a £410m-equivalent debut high yield bond . The five year senior secured notes will comprise sterling, euro and Swedish krona tranches and will refinance all Findus's loans.