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Tinkoff Credit Systems is roadshowing in Switzerland as the bank looks to launch the inaugural clip from its euro commercial paper programme, EuroWeek understands.
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Short term debt dealers have questioned a new ratings agency report that claims European banks have a minimal reliance on money market funds from their home continent. The figures may be off by almost 80%, said one CP dealer.
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Emirates NBD sold a privately placed subordinated debt deal on Tuesday, an ultra-rare format that is likely to grow in popularity among Asian and Middle Eastern issuers this year, according to dealers.
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Short term debt dealers have questioned a new ratings agency report that claims European banks have a minimal reliance on money market funds from their home continent. The figures may be off by almost 80%, said one CP dealer.
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The first international bond in euros from an Icelandic bank since the country’s financial meltdown in 2008 still looks some way off as policymakers scrutinise a proposal to remove a legal obstacle to issuance, industry insiders told EuroWeek on Thursday.
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Peripheral banks and other struggling eurozone institutions have welcomed news that a leading European money market fund provider is to launch unrated funds, writes Craig McGlashan.