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Floating rate MTN issuers in Europe are preparing to go through the looking glass, as three month Euribor goes negative for the first time, slowing the market for euro issuance and threatening to put some borrowers in a uniquely frightening position, writes Jonathan Breen. -
Qatar-based Al Khaliji Commercial Bank sold its first ever privately placed medium term notes on Tuesday.
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UBS has made a big commitment to re-establishing its global medium term note business by hiring a well-known figure to lead the origination effort.
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Supply of callable zero coupon notes has jumped in March and while banks have been on the receiving end of investor interest, a change in investors’ yield targets may be the cause.
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Supply of callable zero coupon notes has jumped in March and while banks have been on the receiving end of investor interest, a change in investors’ yield targets may be the cause.
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QNB Finance has sold a rare series of medium term notes in renminbi, capitalising on a favourable dollar basis swap with the Chinese currency.
