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National Australia Bank (NAB) has become the latest issuer to add renminbi to its commercial paper (CP) and certificate of deposit (CD) programme, as issuance in the currency grows fast.
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BRE Bank plans to build on its most successful year ever by diversifying its investor base through medium term notes (MTNs). It expects to print in tenors of between three and five years.
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National Australia Bank (NAB) has added renminbi to the list of available currencies in its commercial paper (CP) and certificate of deposit (CD) programme, in what dealers have deemed a smart move.
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Eurozone banks have begun to thumb their noses at US money market funds, having reduced their need for dollar funding after some were unable to access the market in 2011. The lack of paper could cause diversification headaches for a US money fund industry already under pressure from regulators.
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Bank Nederlandse Gemeenten sold a five year medium term note to a German bank treasury on Thursday, as German co-operative banks looked cautiously beyond their own borders in the hunt for yield.
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Lloyds TSB this week sold the largest Uridashi since May last year, having begun printing in the format just two months ago after registering with Japanese officials in December.