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European money market funds are beginning to buy covered bonds in the secondary market, according to analysts. Issuers are eager to tap the new investor base and are designing deals to suit the investors.
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Institutional investors are pulling their money out of money market funds (MMF) and looking to invest directly in lower rated banks and corporations. The change in behaviour is leading issuers to mull launching new commercial paper programmes, according to CP dealers.
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HSBC has lost a 17 year veteran of its private debt business to a rival firm in New York, GlobalCapital understands.
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Íslandsbanki sold its inaugural euro bond with a €100m private placement this week, in contrast to Icelandic peer Arion Bank’s suspension of its planned public benchmark euro deal last week.
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Freshly free from blackout, French and UK banks are expected to return to the private placement market with a spate of club deals.
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The line between the private and public markets is growing slimmer as some medium term note dealers have started making secondary markets. But the development has divided participants as some bankers are unwilling to take part in this new part of the business, claiming it is against the traditional approach to MTNs.
