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Alfa Bank is attempting to sell a dollar denominated one year clip of euro commercial paper this week, but the issuer’s plans could be scuppered amid a quiet market and limited demand for its paper, dealers said.
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The European Central Bank’s surprise decision to cut its deposit rate by 25bp to zero — labelled "shock and awe" by dealers — could shrink the euro commercial paper market by 20%, writes Craig McGlashan.
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European money market funds faced a further blow to their investment options this week as the European Central Bank’s decision to cut its deposit rate to 0% led banks to post short-dated levels near or below zero.
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Issuers should consider privately placed covered bonds as a way to access new sources of funding, said MTN dealers this week, although they expect senior MTN supply to bounce upwards in July after a tough June.
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Investors slashed their Spanish bank euro commercial paper exposure by nearly 20% during June as the country’s financial institutions sought increased borrowing from the European Central Bank.
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Banque Fédérative du Crédit Mutuel sold a trio of short dated privately placed MTNs this week, putting it in touching distance of its highest annual volume since it sold $6.2bn in 2007. However, the issuer’s outstanding commercial paper has plummeted.