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Globex Bank has printed more short term debt quickly after its previous deal, selling $50m of one year euro commercial paper on September 14.
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Banks in soft-core eurozone countries such as Belgium will be the next beneficiaries of renewed interest from US prime money market funds for short term eurozone bank debt, a leading money market fund told EuroWeek.
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A pair of Australian banks sold rare long dated privately placed covered bonds in euros this week, overcoming a number of technical hurdles that prohibit the issuers from being more active in the currency.
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Alfa Bank started investor meetings for a subordinated bond on Thursday, arranged by lead managers Credit Suisse, UBS and itself. The Russian bank also increased its presence in euro commercial paper this week.
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Alfa Bank has sold its third clip of euro commercial paper since its return to the debt instrument earlier this year, and has now raised a total of $440m in 2012.
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Globex Bank tapped into demand from yield starved money market investors to print a $50m nine month clip of euro commercial paper on September 7.