GLOBALCAPITAL INTERNATIONAL LIMITED, a company

incorporated in England and Wales (company number 15236213),

having its registered office at 4 Bouverie Street, London, UK, EC4Y 8AX

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Window for unsecured FIG syndications closes once more
Smaller issuers can access capital market more easily and efficiently through joint vehicle and standard docs, fintech argues
UK long term mortgage lender eyes a private placement for inaugural deal
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◆ French bank adds Swissies to Singapore dollars and euros in ‘relentless’ issuance spree ◆ Funding boss Perrier discusses diversification aims ◆ Private trades across markets identified
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    US money market funds’ steady return to eurozone bank debt is unlikely to be derailed by a new ultra safe investment option for managers, a leading industry figure told EuroWeek on Thursday.
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    Garanti Bank has debuted in an emerging market currency for the second time this month, while National Bank of Abu Dhabi added to a record breaking year of euro commercial paper issuance with sterling and dollar deals.
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    Jyske Bank could bring a €500m benchmark during the first quarter of 2014 and is open for private placement business in the meantime, after printing its first Euro-medium term note in four months on Tuesday.
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    Turkish banks’ growing presence in the privately placed Euro-medium note market has taken another step forward after Garanti Bank became the first Turkish bank to print in an emerging market currency.
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    Turkish banks’ growing presence in the privately placed euro medium note market has taken another step forward after Garanti Bank became the first Turkish bank to print in an emerging market currency.
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    Money market funds won concessions this week after the European Commission watered down some of its proposed regulatory changes for the sector. But participants were still dismayed after a change that they say will destroy a major part of the industry was not dropped but merely put on hold for three years, writes Craig McGlashan.