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Private taps offer issuers an alternative route through uncertain issuance windows due the Middle East conflict, bankers say
Higher coupons and steady rate expectations draw investors back into the currency
SSA issuers increase focus on PPs amid quieter period for public markets
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The exposures of US money market funds to European banks will continue to drop despite central bank intervention to provide dollar liquidity, said bankers on Monday.
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A new cash management system from MTS and Newedge aims to shake up short term markets, by bringing cash from corporates and buyside investors into the triparty repo system. The new system, called Agency Cash Management, will go live in November.
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The European Central Bank and Bank of England were among the central banks to introduce dollar liquidity measures on Thursday afternoon, in a rare example of co-ordinated central bank action that was reminiscent of the crisis of late 2008. But dealers played down the significance of the moves, saying that most eurozone banks could still access cheaper dollar funding elsewhere.
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Conditions at the short end are still tough for European banks, but US money market funds are offering a glimmer of hope, as dealers report trading by them has picked up slightly, after being in decline for months.
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Spanish banks issued nearly three times more commercial paper this week than last in a sign that investor sentiment towards the country’s banks is improving.
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Bankers and participants in the short term debt markets this week called for sanity and a measured analysis of banks’ liquidity positions amid escalating fears of a European bank funding crisis. This is not a replay of Lehman Brothers in 2008, they stressed.