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A third long term refinancing operation by the ECB, which investors now think is increasingly likely, could spell disaster for the European interbank repo market, where volumes are already plunging as a result of the central bank’s previous three year liquidity injections.
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BDO Unibank, the Philippine universal bank, is set to launch a $2bn euro medium term note programme. The bank dubbed it a "preparatory move" and expects the programme to increase its access to long term funding.
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European repo outstanding volumes contracted by almost 10% over the last six months as banks gorged on funding from the ECB’s three year long term refinancing operations, according to an industry body.
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Natixis is the latest issuer to add renminbi to its Euro-commercial paper and certificate of deposit programme, as volumes traded in the currency continue to rise rapidly.
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Australian banks sold a record $10bn in privately placed euro MTNs in July as investors sought non-eurozone bank debt. The big four Australian commercial banks — Commonwealth Bank of Australia, ANZ Bank, National Australia Bank, Westpac — were able to take advantage of the demand.
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A squeeze on short term debt yields could create demand for asset backed commercial paper, an asset class that has not found favour since it blew up in spectacular style in 2007, writes Craig McGlashan.