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Mitsubishi UFJ has hired a senior MTN dealer as head of medium term notes, the latest move in the company’s efforts to grow its MTN business.
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EMTN private placement activity has slowed since the European Central Bank cut rates on June 5, but flows are beginning to pick up as European investors and bankers adjust to the new environment and Japanese investors pick up their private placement activity.
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MTNs dealers say they are back to working on a pipeline of structured transactions, after a series of deals were shelved in recent weeks as investors took time to revise yield targets to a lower rate environment.
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Rabobank expanded its funding base with a £50m one year floating rate note that it sold to an investor that had never before bought paper from the borrower.
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Investors in FIG private placements are mulling moving down the capital stack, after refusing to revise their target yields two weeks after a European Central Bank rate cut caused banks to reduce their offered levels.
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European money market funds are revising their investment strategies after the European Central Bank’s decision to cut rates on June 5, but those changes will take a while to show up in the markets, an analyst has told GlobalCapital.