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Banks will print more one and two year floating rate notes in the coming weeks with US money market funds (MMFs) keen for the paper, a leading market figure told Euroweek.
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US money market funds are boosting their allocations to eurozone banks and buying ever long tenors, according to commercial paper dealers. The funds are even considering a return to peripheral bank paper for the first time since the onset of the eurozone's sovereign debt crisis.
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Prime money market funds cut their commercial paper holdings by $5bn in December, according to a JP Morgan report. But money funds have increased allocations in the first weeks of 2014 and are opting for longer maturities according to commercial paper dealers.
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US money market funds are beginning to reload on peripheral European bank debt, while overall allocations to the eurozone continue to increase, according to commercial paper dealers.
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Financial institutions have been tipped to outstrip their 2013 MTN volumes this year, which would mark a second successive increase in activity for the issuers. Banks have made a strong start to 2014, with BPCE, BFCM and ABN Amro issuing close to $1bn worth of notes each this week, according to a head of MTNs.
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European commercial paper deals in dollars topped the currency ranking in 2013 at 36%, the first time since 2001, according to Dealogic. Deals in the currency will continue to rise, according to dealers.