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There is “relative value” for money market funds in select European senior bank debt, according to a US investment manager that has just launched a sterling money market fund.
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Financial institution issuance in euros picked up this week, as banks and investors began to reach a long-awaited consensus over pricing.
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European commercial paper dealers this week welcomed hopes of a turbo-charged European Financial Stability Facility (EFSF) but said that any resulting improvement in funding conditions may not be permanent without further action.
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Crédit Agricole said on Thursday that it expects to reduce its short term debt by more than a quarter over 18 months, in a move that could signal growing bank aversion to short term funding.
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New guidelines from the European Banking Authority that clarify Article 122a should be a boon to the ABCP market.
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Crédit Agricole expects to reduce its short term debt by more than a quarter over 18 months, the group announced on Thursday, in a move that could signal growing bank aversion to short term funding.