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Puttable structures were in vogue with bank issuers this week, as western European financial institutions proved that the product is not just for issuers in crisis.
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Banks sold almost double the amount of ECP maturing this week, as dollar and euro spreads came closer to converging. Meanwhile, dealers hope the ECB’s 25bp interest rate rise will convince investors to push out their maturities.
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Investors bought floored floating rate MTNs from bank borrowers this week, in the face of widely expected interest rate hikes. The notes offers protection from rates volatility, but investors have sacrificed yield for stability of return.
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Bank outstandings in euro commercial paper have dropped to their lowest quarter-end level since the end of 2002, as investors eschew the asset class and regulators push financial institutions towards longer term funding.
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Finland’s Aktia Bank has launched a Eu1bn EMTN programme to complement its retail deposit and covered bond funding strategy and help bring it into line with Basel III funding regulations.
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Finnish financial institution Aktia Bank has launched a Eu1bn EMTN programme to complement its retail deposit and covered bond funding strategy and help bring it into line with Basel III funding regulations.