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Santander has increased the size of its domestic commercial paper programme to €15bn against the backdrop of growing turmoil in the Spanish banking sector.
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B&N Bank is set to join the growing number of Russian issuers of euro commercial paper, as the lender plans to launch a $300m programme.
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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.