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Demand from Asia Pacific investors led to a series of yen denominated medium term note deals this week, including some from rare names.
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In spite of the volatility that is crippling the unsecured bank debt markets in the eurozone, this week two banks broke records in commercial paper. Standard Chartered reached Rmb1bn ($158.2m) in renminbi euro commercial paper outstanding, while Santander sold its largest print in over a year.
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Santander braved concerns over the Spanish banking sector today by printing its largest piece of commercial paper in more than a year.
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Standard Chartered is claiming an industry first after topping Rmb1bn ($158.2m) in outstanding euro commercial paper volume and is positioning itself as the largest issuer of renminbi ECP from London.
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Investors in commercial paper have steadily been reducing the tenors of their bank exposure or cutting their buying of bank paper altogether in the uncertainty over the Moody’s bank ratings.
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As Moody’s was preparing its downgrades of 16 Spanish banks on Thursday, some money market funds were privately voicing concerns about the swathe of ratings reviews and stating that they may look to drop the credit rating agency, according to bankers.