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Icelandic banks are hoping to make a full return to the international capital markets next year, with Íslandsbanki and Arion Bank plotting deals. Bankers have tipped the issuers to attract strong investor interest as sentiment improves towards European economies that struggled in the wake of the financial crisis of 2008, writes Kathleen Gallagher.
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Íslandsbanki could follow up its inaugural international bond with more deals in the new year, as dealers tip the Icelandic bank to attract strong investor interest.
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Dexia Crédit Local is planning to boost its currency diversification in private placements with a return to yen MTNs in 2014, a funding official told EuroWeek. Bankers expect other financial institutions to do the same as Japanese investor appetite grows.
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US money market funds have increased their lending to core eurozone banks, particularly in the Nordic region. But market participants don't expect volumes in these funding markets to increase by much more any time soon.
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US money market funds have increased their lending to core eurozone banks, particularly in the Nordic region. But market participants don't expect volumes in these funding markets to increase by much any time soon.
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Investors have begun to warm to periphery eurozone banks but not just in the public market. Reverse inquiries for medium term notes have increased in recent weeks. Bankers predict that banks in the eurozone periphery will be busy with private placements with which they will use to issue longer tenors.