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Banks from the eurozone periphery have had a successful week so far in short term debt. However, there are still doubts as to whether financial institutions are regaining full access to money market investors.
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Banks were able to price tightly at the short end of the curve this week in the MTN market as investors looked for deals with one year to 18 month tenors.
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Tinkoff Credit Systems is planning to set up a Euro-commercial paper programme, following a string of Russian issuers that have tapped the short term financing tool. The credit card lender is also planning a $200m-$300m Eurobond in the autumn.
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Commonwealth Bank of Australia this week sold a private placement in Mexican pesos for the first time in four years.
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A new index series is being launched to provide hard data on the disparate cost of secured funding across the eurozone. If successful, the series could also be used to allow better hedging of derivatives.
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Belfius Bank and Insurance has sold its first third party private placement since changing its name from Dexia Bank Belgium in March. But it is unlikely to have attracted investor interest outside of its own country, dealers said.