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- European banks duck out of lending and underwriting - Can risk transfer solve the US banking problem? - Irritation in the corporate bond market -
When core currencies prove pricey, think different, think niche
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Bank controls have proven far more useful on one side of the Atlantic than the other this year and any regulatory overhaul stemming from the recent debacle in the sector should keep this in mind
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Orders have tumbled for a number of bond syndications recently when issuers have set final terms, which has proved a source of anxiety. But this is no bad trip; rather it is a market operating in a higher state of consciousness
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Waiting for the perfect time to issue a long dated bond is a fool’s game
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Investors in the debt market’s living fossils have nothing to fear despite commercial real estate’s problems
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Italian bank's ability to distribute dividends and buy back its own shares is a sign that major European banks remain fundamentally strong
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Firms should seize the opportunities that volatility brings
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Credit Suisse tier one capital holders should stop complaining
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When the storm comes, capital instruments are chaff in the wind
