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    Arion Bank has launched its first EMTN programme as it prepares for its euro bond sale. The bank will find strong demand in the private placement market, and more investors will look to the name when creditors sell their stakes in the bank, which could be as soon as this year, according to bankers.
  • Having released its first quarter results on Thursday, Danske Bank is expected to return to the private placement market. Investors are waiting till it posts levels to pick which Nordic bank notes they want to buy, according to medium term note dealers.
  • Private placement investors are scrambling for Dexia Crédit Local's short dated floating rate notes. It began posting levels on Tuesday and quickly printed two trades, according to medium term note dealers.
  • Nationwide Building Society is eager to return to the private placement market after a two-year absence. It won’t be short of demand, as financial institution private placements are being snapped up. Investors scrambled for ING Bank’s paper after the borrower revised its levels at the start of the week.
  • European conduits are updating their documents to allow them to issue structured-asset backed commercial paper in response to growing investor demand and liquidity regulations, according to dealers and analysts.
  • US money market funds' allocations to European banks are at their highest level since September 2011, according to a Moody’s report. But the funds are starting to put their money into bonds rather than commercial paper.